Davidoff Shares Presidential Campaign Expertise Times
Davidoff Shares Presidential Campaign Expertise with NY Times October 23, 2019 – Founding Partner Sid Davidoff, and Chair of the Government Relations practice, who started his career in public service as a top aide to former New York City Mayor John V. Lindsay, spoke with the New York Times about former Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s decision to enter […]
Citron Speaks to Newsweek on College Admissions Scandal
August 27, 2019 – Adam Citron, attorney and Partner in our Divorce & Family Law practice provided insights to Newsweek on the celebrities indicted in the college admissions scandal. Citron pointed out that although parents make substantial donations to colleges with the hope their children are looked upon more favorably as applicants, generally only payments […]
DHC’s Capetanakis Speaks to U.S. News on Tax Withholding Tips
DHC’s Capetanakis Speaks to U.S. News on Tax Withholding Tip August 22, 2019 – DHC Partner Charles Capetanakis shared his thoughts with U.S. News and World Report and Yahoo! Finance on why taxpayers must regularly check how much tax they are withholding. Capetanakis advised it’s important to evaluate and adjust the amount of tax withheld […]
Walzer on Purchasing a Home without a Real Estate Agent
August 16, 2019 DHC Real Estate Law Partner William (“Bill”) Walzer and Chair of the Commercial Banking & Finance Law practice spoke to Bankrate about the advantages and disadvantages of purchasing a home without a real estate agent. Walzer explained that homeowners who don’t use an agent typically save about 3% of the purchase price. But […]
Goldstein on NYC Extending a Cap on Ride-Hailing Vehicles
Goldstein on NYC Extending a Cap on Ride-Hailing Vehicles August 7, 2019 – Arthur Goldstein, Partner and Chair of the NYC Government Relations practice spoke to Courthouse News Service and Law360 about the extended New York City cap on ride-hailing vehicles. Goldstein explained the Taxi and Limousine Commission (TLC) decision to freeze the number of […]
Citron Comments on Dropped Charges against Kevin Spacey
July 18, 2019 – Adam Citron, a former prosecutor and current attorney and Partner in Davidoff Hutcher & Citron’s Divorce & Family Law practice spoke to the Associated Press about the dropped assault charges against Kevin Spacey. Citron, explained that even though these charges were dropped, prosecutors could pursue other cases against the actor. The […]
Mark Spund Comments on the Value of NDAs
July 15, 2019 – Mark Spund, Chair of DHC’s Employment Law practice, spoke to HR Dive about the reasons why many employers want to have nondisclosure agreements (NDA) in place to safeguard propriety information, such as client lists and financial records, particularly for temporary workers and independent contractors. In a competitive market place, an NDA can be appealing, but Spund advised that there […]
Mark Spund comments on Drug Testing in the Workplace
June 9, 2019 – DHC’s Chair of the Employment Law practice, Mark E. Spund spoke to The New York Post about employment-related drug testing and how employees have the right to decline to take a drug test, but with the risk of an employer having the right to terminate or not hire the potential candidate. Both […]
Elliot Lutzker Comments on the 2019 IPO Season
DHC’s Elliot Lutzker Comments on the 2019 IPO Season June 6, 2019 – DHC’s Chair of the Corporate Law practice, Elliot Lutzker, spoke to Yahoo! Finance and Bankrate about the 2019 initial public offering (IPO) season, in which companies that are still losing money, such as Uber and Lyft, command enormous valuations despite concerns from many investors that […]
Goldstein on NYC’s Limitations on the Growth of Uber and Lyft
Goldstein on NYC’s Limitations on the Growth of Uber and Lyft June 6, 2019 – DHC’s Partner Arthur Goldstein, Partner and Chair of the NYC Government Relations practice spoke with Law360 about Mayor de Blasio announcing a permanent cap on the number of ride-hailing vehicles allowed to operate in New York City. The cap will reduce traffic congestion but […]