Citron on Beckham-Peltz Wedding Prenups
April 11, 2022 – Adam D. Citron, a Partner in Davidoff Hutcher & Citron’s Divorce & Family Law practice was approached by Distractify, a pop-culture online media platform to provide some clarity on the recent prenuptial agreements in the wedding of Nicola Peltz and Brooklyn Beckham, which took place in Palm Beach, Florida. The media […]
Capetanakis Speaks at Annual Real Estate Conference
Capetanakis Speaks at Annual Real Estate Conference March 28, 2022 – Charles Capetanakis, Partner in our Real Estate law practice was invited to serve on a panel at the Annual Multifamily Conference: “State of the NY Market 2022” conference, Wednesday, March 30, 2022 from 6PM-9PM at the William Vale Hotel’s Franklin Room (located at 111 […]
Crowley Op-ed: How Gilded Age Railway Benefits IBX Rail Project
March 23, 2022 – Sean Crowley, a Partner in our Government Relations practice recently penned an op-ed using Julian Fellowes 19th century television drama “The Gilded Age” (HBO) as a backdrop and metaphor to help solve the NYC-metro areas 21st century infrastructure challenges and support the proposed Interborough Express IBX rail system. The article succinctly […]
Weingartner Receives City & State Above & Beyond Award
March 22, 2022 – Nicole L. Weingartner, Director, State Government Affairs, is being honored by City & State Magazine for their 2022 Above & Beyond Awards. Each year the publication recognizes 50 women who exhibit exemplary leadership in their fields and have made important contributions to society in the sectors of business, public service, media, […]
Antenucci Speaks with NY Sportsday on Game Betting
March 21, 2022 – Where is sports betting headed? Ask our Senior Counsel and NYS Registered Lobbyist, Nick Antenucci to gain insight, he was featured in two stories the past week for NY Sportsday. Seasoned in casino, gambling and sports betting legislation, Nick is often called upon by the media to provide grounded insight into […]
McCollum Discusses President’s Crypto Executive Order
DHC’s McCollum Discusses President’s Crypto Executive Order March 11, 2022 – Jonathan McCollum of our Washington DC office and chair of our Federal Government Relations practice spoke with MarketWatch on President Biden’s recent executive order directs a broad government review of policies related to cryptocurrencies and other digital assets and to put forth proposed regulatory […]
Citron Named NYC Law Power 100 Third Consecutive Year
Citron Named NYC Law Power 100 Third Consecutive Year March 9, 2022 – Jeffrey I. Citron, Co-Managing Partner and Chair of the Real Estate Law practice was recognized for the third consecutive year by City & State Magazine as one of the 100 most powerful legal professionals. Each year City & State publishes their list […]
Malito Shares Big News for Cannabis Businesses Owners in NYS
February 25, 2022 – Cannabis entrepreneurs take note! Steve Malito (Cannabis law practice Chair) tells us, this week, legislation (S.8084-A/A.9283) was signed into law by Governor Hochul that would provide conditional adult-use cannabis growers licenses for existing NYS licensed hemp growers. The legislation will require the cultivation and processing of adult-use cannabis to be done in […]
McCollum on future of Digital Assets and Crypto Currencies
McCollum on future of Digital Assets and Crypto Currencies February 5, 2022 – What’s the future of Bitcoin and crypto currency? Jonathan McCollum, Chair of our Federal Government Relations practice based in Washington, D.C. provided key insights and direction on the future of digital assets and crypto currencies in the United States. In interviews with […]
Antenucci Interviewed by Forbes on Casinos in NY State
February 1, 2022 – Nick Antenucci, Senior Counsel and Registered Lobbyist in our NYS Government Relations practice was interviewed by Forbes today for an article titled: “Billionaire Behind Troubled Crystal Cruises is Moving Ahead with Bigger Casino Bets”. Antenucci has also recently advocated for and secured the selection of a casino to be located in […]
