Press Room

Securities and Investment Management partner Mark Shaffer was featured in an S&P Global article on heightened compliance regarding cybersecurity rules and disclosures for banks and financial services institutions.

Tannenbaum Helpern's Construction & Design Law practice has been named to Law360's 2023 Practice Group of the Year: Construction list.

22 Firm Attorneys Named Super Lawyers – Additional 12 to New York Metro Rising Stars List

In a recent Hedge Fund Law Report guest article focusing on ESG as it applied to the investment fund community, Wayne Davis and Karen Liu discuss the SEC’s recently proposed amendments to certain rules and forms under the Investment Advisers Act of 1940 and the Investment Company Act of 1940 related to required ESG disclosure. The full article is attached here.

Employment attorney Marisa Sandler featured on The Drum about the new salary transparency law and the looming questions about what it means to ‘advertise’ a job, promotion or transfer opportunity and how it impacts positions outside of New York City.

THSH attorney Vince Syracuse is the 2022 recipient of the Sanford Levy Award presented by the Committee on Professional Ethics of the New York State Bar Association and will receive the award on February 16th.

THSH litigator Paul D. Sarkozi on PoliticsNY for being a Cannabis Industry Power Player.

Employment attorney Jason Klimpl quoted in this Law360 Pulse article on the impact of Biden's competition order and how much or little it will affect the legal industry.

Litigator Vincent Syracuse quoted in Law.com on the NY appeal's suspension of Rudy Guiliani and the hearing.

Employment attorney Jason B. Klimpl quoted in Law360 about what he thinks about the no-rehire pacts bill.

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Employment attorney Jason B. Klimpl quoted in Law360 about whether pregnant employees would be required to get the COVID-19 vaccination and what wage-and-hour and compensation effects effect other employees in regards to getting vaccinated.

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Law360

Tannenbaum Helpern attorneys Joel Klarreich and Jason Klimpl mentioned in Law360's article as both are named top attorney positions for New York Staffing Association.

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Insider

Estate planning attorney Jordan Linn is quoted in Insider's article on how couples are getting divorced more during the holiday season and the pandemic.

New York Law Journal

Attorney Michael Regan featured in Law.com discussing how the state court system is trying to cut older judges off for budget purposes.

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Attorney Drew Jaglom discusses the Seismic Brewing cross-complaint against DBI Distributing in the August 27, 2020 Beer Business.

MarketWatch

Tannenbaum Helpern attorneys Vincent Syracuse, Adam Felsenstein, and Alyssa Goldrich quoted in MarketWatch's article about New York’s virtual courts.

NYSBA

Tannenbaum Helpern employment attorney Elizabeth Schlissel quoted in this NYSBA article on how New York is remaining on “PAUSE” until May 15th.

Newsday

Tannenbaum Helpern employment attorney Elizabeth Schlissel quoted in this Newsday article on the federal Emergency Paid Sick Leave Act and the Emergency Family and Medical Leave Expansion Act in New York.

NYSBA
Tannenbaum Helpern employment attorney Elizabeth Schlissel quoted in this NYSBA article written by Christian Nolan on if law firms are ready to work from home.

Business Insider
THSH employment attorney Andrew W. Singer quoted in an April 2019 Business Insider article on the future of drug testing job candidates with more states legalizing marijuana.

Tannenbaum Helpern attorney Joel Klarreich discusses how NYS courts tend to treat noncompete agreements as unenforceable unless there’s a reason to enforce them but federal courts located across the street take the opposite approach, and more.

Many joined employment law attorneys Joel Klarreich, Jason Klimpl, and Andrew Singer on October 9^th where they spoke at the comprehensive half-day conference on local laws and legal issues that impact New York staffing firms for New York Staffing Association’s Law Day.

Multi Housing News

Tannenbaum Helpern's Eric Schoenfeld represented Fortis Property Group for a $66 million loan.

PFM (Private Funds Magazine)

Tannenbaum Helpern’s securities litigator Ralph Siciliano quoted in an article regarding SEC’s actions to charge 13 private funds for failing to file FORM PF. (subscription may be required)

Beer Business Daily

Tannenbaum Helpern’s Andre Jaglom quoted in Beer Business Daily on the impact of Amazon entering the industry and whether beer distributors should worry.

Thomson Reuters’ Legal Tech Link Newsletter

Tannenbaum Helpern’s employment law attorney Jason Klimpl was interviewed on the applicability of technological innovations such as artificial intelligence, blockchain, automation and others in the legal practice of labor and employment law. (page 9)

The Hedge Fund- Law Report

Tannenbaum Helpern’s tax law attorney Michele Itri was mentioned in an article in The Hedge Fund Law Report on the rules for sourcing state income, the related filing and apportionment rules, and other state tax issues relevant to private fund managers. (Subscription may be required to access article)

New York Law Journal

Tannenbaum Helpern’s litigator Vincent Syracuse remembers Judge Abdus-Salaam and her contribution.

New York Life Investments, the global asset management business of New York Life, has agreed to acquire a majority stake in Credit Value Partners, LP (CVP), a specialist boutique with opportunistic and distressed debt and high yield corporate credit investing capabilities. Tannenbaum Helpern Syracuse & Hirschtritt LLP acts as legal advisor to CVP.

Tannenbaum Helpern staffing attorney Joel A. Klarreich was quoted in The Journal News in a case involving a staffing agency hired by the Ramapo Valley Ambulance Corps to provide and manage paid ambulance crew members, is under investigation by the Department of Labor.

Law360

Tannenbaum Helpern corporate attorney David R. Lallouz mentioned in a Law360 article, 2nd Circ. Denies Harvey Newkirk's Motion For Bail, about a trial in which he planned to testify as an expert witness about the M&A process and the role of deal attorneys.

Law360

Tannenbaum Helpern’s commercial real estate attorney Eric Schoenfeld was mentioned in Law360’s June 15th article for guiding Fortis Property Group in its $90 million loan for a new condo tower going up in New York City’s Financial District of New York City. (Submission may be required)

Tannenbaum Helpern’s employment law attorney Andrew Singer discussed the legal polices that companies should have in the workplace.

Staffing Industry Review

In the May issue of Staffing Industry Review magazine, published by Staffing Industry Analysts, Joel Klarreich was quoted on the six things that can keep staffing executives up at night. Klarreich discusses the dangers that lurked in onerous indemnification agreements that can leave staffing firms on the hook for damages, which can be avoided by simply pushing back and recognizing some indemnification clauses that are not a “cost for doing business”. Additionally, he talks about misclassification of independent contractors.

Tannenbaum Helpern's Distribution Attorney Drew Jaglom on how the allegations in the Oregon consumer suit against the Anheuser-Busch-SABMiller deal are simply divorced from reality.

Beer Business Daily

Tannenbaum Helpern's distribution attorney Drew Jaglom on the U.S. antitrust issues raised by the ABI-SAB Miller deal and its impact on craft brewers.

Lexology/Dealreporter.com

Tannenbaum Helpern's Distribution Attorney Drew Jaglom on antitrust issued raised by the ABI-SABMiller deal and whether it will impact craft beers' access to distribution.

Law360

Tannenbaum Helpern's Andre R. Jaglom on how the plunge in stock price of the world's first public traded law firm is not a reason to oppose non-lawyer ownership of law firms. (subscription required).

Law360

Tannenbaum Helpern's Andre R. Jaglom quoted in Law360 on US Law Firms going public and how ethical concerns can be addressed. (subscription required)

Lawline – In the News

Tannenbaum Helpern's Ralph Siciliano on how the Second Circuit Court of Appeals' decision on the US vs. Newman case will alter the landscape of the law governing insider trading.

New York Law Journal

Tannenbaum Helpern's Paul Sarkozi on the impact of new language in statewide rules.

CRAFT BREW NEWS

Tannenbaum Helpern's Drew Jaglom shares his perspective on the Texas lawsuit bought by the Institute of Justice on behalf of three craft brewers against state alcoholic beverage regulators.

Beer Business Daily

Tannenbaum Helpern's franchise and distribution attorney Drew Jaglom on distributor consolidation, deal structuring, brand valuation and suppliers' impact on the success of a deal.

New York Law Journal

The New York Law Journal recently extensively quoted Paul Sarkozi, a partner in Tannenbaum Helpern's Litigation and Dispute Resolution department, about the new pilot mandatory mediation program in the New York County Commercial Division. Paul has been involved in the development of this program both through his work on Chief Judge Lippman's Task Force on Commercial Litigation and the Chief Judge's Commercial Division Advisory Council. The proposal, which has received strong support from in-house counsel and several bar associations, requires parties to conduct a mediation within seven months of assignment. The intent of the pilot program is to underscore the Commercial Division's commitment to facilitate the early and cost effective resolution of business disputes. Often matters that are mediated – either initially or after some exchange of information – will either result in settlement or allow the parties to narrow the issues and thereby reduce the expense and duration of a litigation. As Co-Chair of the Advisory Council's ADR Committee, Paul notes that he is thrilled that the court system has adopted the proposal.

Law360

Tannenbaum Helpern commercial litigation partner Paul Sarkozi on a recent proposal to encourage early informal "settlement discovery" discussion to resolve disputes.

New York Law Journal

In Wednesday, April 9^th's New York Law Journal, Neil Botwinoff of Tannenbaum Helpern were mentioned in a story regarding Nordstrom Inc's seven-year lease at 205 W. 39^th Street. Tannenbaum Helpern represented the landlord in the lease negotiation.

The National Law Journal

Tannenbaum Helpern's Andrew Berger on the "odd" federal law requiring plaintiffs who bring lawsuits challenging the USPTO to pay all of the agency's expenses regardless of outcome.