Los Angeles partner Heather Richardson, Orange County associate Jennafer Tryck, and Washington, D.C. associate Tessa Gellerson are the authors of “How Courts Are Ruling On The Arbitrability Of ERISA Claims” [PDF] published by Law360 on February 24, 2022.
Munich partner Mark Zimmer and associate Katharina Humphrey are the authors of “Petzen? Ja, bitte! Meldesysteme nach der Whistleblower-Richtlinie der EU” [PDF] published in the issue 7/2022 of the German publication Betriebs-Berater. The article focuses on the Whistleblower Directive (EU) 2019/1937, group-wide whistleblower systems and challenges for companies, especially with more than 250 employees.
Munich associate Marcus Geiss and of counsel Birgit Friedl are the authors of “German Corporate Law 2022: At the Cross-Roads of Continued Globalization and Keeping Your Own House in Order” [PDF] published by M&A Review on February 2, 2022.
Munich of counsel Silke Beiter, associates Sonja Ruttmann and Maximilian Schniewind and Frankfurt associate Jan Vollkammer also contributed to the article.
New York partner Lindsey Schmidt is author of “ICDR, JAMS, and CPR Comparison Chart (International)” [PDF] published in Practical Guidance by LexisNexis in December 2021.
Washington, D.C. partner Judith Alison Lee is the author of “US Commerce Department takes more action against Chinese companies” [PDF] published by Financier Worldwide in February 2022.
Washington, D.C. partners Saul Mezei and Terrell Ussing are the authors of “How Justices May Interpret Statutory Time Bar In Tax Context,” [PDF] published by Law360 Tax Authority on January 21, 2022.
Washington, D.C. partner Patrick Stokes and Denver partner John Partridge and associate Eva Michaels are the authors of “Safe Harbors (and Other Strategies) for Life Sciences and Healthcare Companies in the International Anti-Corruption Storm” [PDF] published by the American Bar Association in the December 2021 issue of The Health Lawyer.
London partners Nicholas Tomlinson, Benjamin Fryer, Michelle Kirschner, Gregory Campbell, and Deirdre Taylor, associates Tamas Lorinczy, Joanne Hughes, Chris Hickey, Mairi McMartin, and Charlie Osborne, and of counsel James Visick are the authors of “Private Equity in the UK (England and Wales): Overview” [PDF] published in the Private Equity Global Guide by Thomson Reuters in December 2021.
Washington, D.C. partner Eugene Scalia is the author of “The Impact of Agency Commissioners’ Dissents” [PDF] published by The National Law Journal on January 11, 2022.
Los Angeles partner Michael Dore is the author of “How an NFT is like a $5 milkshake” [PDF] published by the Daily Journal on December 27, 2021.
Washington, D.C. partner Adam M. Smith is the author of “SWIFT and Certain Punishment for Russia?” [PDF] published by Foreign Affairs on January 4, 2022.
New York partners Matthew Biben and Mylan Denerstein are the authors of “USA,” [PDF] Chapter 22 of Corporate Investigations 2022 published by International Comparative Legal Guides in January 2022.
San Francisco partner Rachel Brass and associate Julian Kleinbrodt are the authors of “National Football League tackles antitrust claims,” [PDF] published by the Daily Journal on December 13, 2021.
Los Angeles partner Michael Desmond is the co-author of “The Potential for Tax Enforcement Through Subregulatory Guidance,” [PDF] published by Tax Notes Federal on November 15, 2021.
Orange County of counsel Anne Brody is the co-author of “Ten Years Post-Therasense: Closing the Gap Between Walker Process Fraud and Inequitable Conduct,” [PDF] published by The Journal of the Antitrust and Unfair Competition Law Section of the California Lawyers Association in its Fall 2021, Vol. 31, No. 2. issue.
New York of counsel Karin Portlock and associate Jabari Julien are the authors of “In Internal Investigations, Diverse Teams Are Better,” [PDF] published by Global Investigations Review on November 12, 2021.
Los Angeles partners James Zelenay Jr. and Eric Vandevelde and associate Tim Biché are the authors of “DOJ turns to familiar tool to address cybersecurity threats” [PDF] published by the Daily Journal on November 1, 2021.
New York partner David Feldman and Los Angeles partner Michael Neumeister are the authors of “Sale toggles in Chapter 11 plan processes” [PDF] published by Financier Worldwide in its November 2021 issue.
Washington, D.C. partner David Burns and associate Brian Williamson are the authors of “Should companies cooperate with law enforcement during ransomware attacks?” [PDF] published by Global Investigations Review on October 8, 2021.
New York partner Lindsey Schmidt and London associates Besma Grifat-Spackman and Rose Naing are the authors of “Protecting Your Foreign Investment,” [PDF] published by Corporate Disputes Magazine in its October-December 2021 issue.