As startups and venture capital funds navigate an increasingly complex legal and regulatory landscape, understanding the legal framework that underpins the venture ecosystem has never been more important. In his new book, Venture Capital Law: A Practical Guide to Startups, Venture Capital Funds, Continue Reading
The Finality Paradox: En Banc Third Circuit Confronts the Limits of Arbitral Authority
Alternative dispute resolution thrives on a fundamental premise: a streamlined, private, and definitive end to a commercial conflict. By selecting arbitration over traditional litigation, parties deliberately swap the multi-layered appellate safety nets of federal and state court systems for the Continue Reading
So, You’re an Expert on AI…Is Your Expert?
Artificial intelligence is becoming an increasingly common tool in legal practice, but its use can create significant challenges when not properly managed. While many attorneys are exploring AI's benefits, expert witnesses are also incorporating the technology into their work, raising important Continue Reading
SEC Approves NYSE American’s New $0.25 Minimum Trading Price Requirement Effective July 1, 2027
On August 14, 2026, the Securities and Exchange Commission approved a proposed rule change by NYSE American LLC amending Section 1003(f)(v) of the NYSE American Company Guide. The amendment establishes a new minimum trading price requirement for securities listed on NYSE American. New Minimum Continue Reading
IRS Proposal Threatens Tax-Exempt Status of Private Schools Using Race-Conscious Policies
On September 3, 2026, the US Department of the Treasury and the Internal Revenue Service (the “IRS”) proposed a significant change to the rules governing tax-exempt private schools, including primary, secondary, and post-secondary institutions. Under the Proposed Regulations, a school could lose its Continue Reading
Modified Behavior: The CAS Off-Ramp Almost Nobody Is Talking About
Small Is About to Get a Lot Bigger: SBA Proposes to Rewrite the Size Standards for Nearly Every Industry That Sells to the Government
Landlords and Lenders Beware: Client Advisory on Recent Developments in New York’s Real Estate Industry
The City and State of New York have seen a number of recent legal developments with potentially far-reaching ramifications for both owners of multifamily properties and the lenders who finance such properties. Landlords and lenders involved with multifamily properties in New York should familiarize Continue Reading
Hadestown Casting Reversal Raises Questions for Employers About Social Media Searches and Employment Decisions
Employers can learn a great deal about job applicants and employees from social media, but what they can and should do with that information is far less clear. Should employers proactively review publicly available social media accounts before making a hiring decision? Could doing so identify Continue Reading
New Jersey Updates Requirements for Health Care Service Firms
The New Jersey Legislature recently approved Senate Bill 3463, amending P.L.2002, c.126 (N.J.S.A. § 34:8-45.1), to revise the audit and financial reporting requirements applicable to health care service firms. The law continues to require any entity that employs, places, or refers individuals to Continue Reading