McCollum Speaks to FinTech Times on Benefits of a US CBDC
McCollum Speaks to FinTech Times on Benefits of a US CBDC November 16, 2022 – Jonathan McCollum, Federal Government Relations Chair was interviewed by The FinTech Times for their article “Digital Dollar: All There is to Know With Industry Views From Anchorage Digital, Verto, and More“. The Fintech Times took an in-depth look at: what […]
Client Helen Keller & ES&S – Voting Hope for Disabled
CLIENT SPOTLIGHT: Helen Keller & ES&S – Voting Hope for Disabled November 15, 2022 – Steve Malito, State Government Relations Practice Chair and Partner and Nicole L. Weingartner, Director of State Government Affairs recently brought two clients together for a mutually beneficial outcome. Working closely with Helen Keller Services for the Blind (HKSB) and Election Systems […]
Weingartner Named to Power of Diversity: Women 100 List
Weingartner Named to Power of Diversity: Women 100 List November 14, 2022 – Nicole L. Weingartner, Director of State Government Affairs in the Government Relations practice was named today to City & State Magazine’s Power of Diversity: Women 100 list. Each year the magazine recognizes the top 100 women in the city and state who […]
McCollum Speaks with Tearsheet on CBDC
McCollum Speaks with Tearsheet on CBDC November 2, 2022 – Jonathan McCollum, Federal Government Relations practice Chair spoke with Tearsheet recently for their article titled “Could a U.S. CBDC Undermine the Existing Financial Infrastructure?” on their site. Since Fed Chairman, Jerome Powell announced that his agency is exploring a CBDC (Central Bank Digital Currency) for […]
Barbara in Newsweek on the Brady-Bündchen Divorce
Barbara in Newsweek on the Brady-Bündchen Divorce November 1, 2022 – Davidoff Hutcher & Citron’s Divorce & Family Law practice Chair and Partner, Leslie Barbara, was featured in Newsweek today for their story “Tom Brady Discusses ‘Challenges’ After Gisele Bündchen Divorce Announcement“. Leslie put forth cogent legal insights of possible reasons why high-profile, high net […]
Citron Helps Newsweek WSID Readers Eying Divorce
Citron Helps Newsweek WSID Readers Eying Divorce October 29, 2022 – Adam Citron, Divorce & Family Law Partner was interviewed by Newsweek for their What Should I Do (WSID) Blog which focuses on family issues. In their article “My Husband Had an Affair With a Woman Half My Age, What Should I Do?” a reader […]
Prabhakar Shares Estate Planning Advice – Market Realist
Prabhakar Shares Estate Planning Advice – Market Realist October 24, 2022 – Ashwani Prabhakar, Trusts & Estates Litigator spoke with Market Realist on the importance of estate planning in retirement and the difference between estate planning and a will. Ashwani explained that there are three basic documents that can be created during estate planning — […]
CLIENT SPOTLIGHT: HPPM Awarded $110M Federal Grant
CLIENT SPOTLIGHT: HPPM Awarded $110M Federal Grant October 23, 2022 – Arthur Goldstein, Sid Davidoff and Jonathan McCollum, teamed up and worked closely with our client, Hunts Point Produce Market (HPPM) as well as key government officials and agencies including US Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, NYC Mayor Eric Adams, NYC Economic Development Corporation and the Teamsters […]
Hutcher’s NY Times Article Leads to Massive Media Exposure
Hutcher’s NY Times Article Leads to Massive Media Exposure October 14, 2022 – Larry Hutcher, Co-Managing Partner and Chair of the Commercial Litigation practice went from proud Knicks season ticket holder to persona non grata at Madison Square Garden almost overnight. In an extensive interview with the New York Times, Hutcher spoke about the gross overreach on […]
Noren Quoted in ABA Journal on Sexual Harassment Law
Noren Quoted in ABA Journal on Sexual Harassment Law October 13, 2022 – Ben Noren, Associate Chair of the Employment Law practice was interviewed in an article by the ABA Journal October-November issue “Dispute Resolved? A New Law Ended Mandatory Arbitration in Workplace Sexual Assaults and Harassment Complaints — Is a Wider Ban Next?”. In […]
