David Jacoby: SCOTUS decision on NCAA case may open door to broader legal sports betting
Our New York partner, David Jacoby, recently authored an article for Law360.com that delves into the recent SCOTUS opinion in Murphy v. NCAA and its potential consequences on legalized gambling in the various states.
Is Your Cyber-Insurance Ready for GDPR?
By now, the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) has gone into effect. This update is not intended to provide a “deep dive” into the regulatory regime instituted by GDPR. For our purposes, it is sufficient to note that GDPR bestows protections that expand beyond the privacy breach notice requirements familiar to companies in the […]
Alicia Goodrow: Demand for Energy Pipelines is Huge, Despite US Steel Tariffs
Alicia Goodrow, a partner in Culhane Meadows’ Houston office based in the city’s Energy Corridor, was recently interviewed by NorthAmOil, a leading news source for the oil industry.
Beth Fulkerson: Geofencing Users Must Respect Privacy Rights
Our Chicago-based partner, Beth Fulkerson, was recently interviewed about the legal issues surrounding consumer privacy rights when advertisers employ geofencing and GPS tracking technology.
Law.com: Is the Cloud the Solution to True Work-Life Balance for Lawyers?
Many law firms are still not taking full advantage of the cloud, but there are examples of leaders like Culhane Meadows demonstrating the full benefit of the cloud, which includes more freedom for attorneys, better cybersecurity, and more convenient, quick and personalized client service.
ABA Jrnl: “Companies and their lawyers brace for wide-ranging EU data-privacy law” features Linda Priebe, CIPP/E
Jason Tashea reports for the ABA Journal “With the May deadline looming, companies big and small are turning to their lawyers for guidance as they seek to comply with the new regulations. Additionally, European regulators, called data-protection authorities, are preparing for the post-GDPR era, in which they expect their enforcement authority to be significantly strengthened and […]
Bob Dremluk’s Article in The Bankruptcy Strategist: Second Circuit Directs ‘Efficient Market Rate’ in lieu of ‘Formula Rate’
Bob Dremluk, a partner in the New York City office of Culhane Meadows, recently published an article in ALM’s The Bankruptcy Strategist about the Second Circuit’s decision in Momentive Performance Materials, Inc. v. BOKF, NA (In re MPM Silicones, L.L.C. ) where the Court instructed the bankruptcy court to apply an “efficient market rate” of interest […]
David Jacoby Interviewed About Airbnb’s Disruptive “Hundred-Billion-Dollar-Hotel” Business
David Jacoby, a partner in Culhane Meadows’ New York City office, was recently interviewed for an article published by the International Bar Association. The focus of the article is the market disruption caused by travel giant Airbnb and the regulatory responses that have been observed at the local, state and national levels in communities around […]
Law360: Why Virtual Law Firm Growth is Outpacing BigLaw
In a recent article titled “Why Virtual Law Firm Growth is Outpacing BigLaw,” Law360.com reports that as large and midsized law firms continue to see incremental increases in revenue and head count, cloud-based firms like Culhane Meadows are reporting soaring growth
Mishell Kneeland Opines on Suit Against University for Sub-Standard Education
Our Austin-based partner, Mishell Kneeland, who previously represented the University of Texas during her time at the Texas Attorney General’s office, was consulted regarding an article on TopHat.com about a Canadian university student who filed suit against her school for providing a sub-standard education. Read Mishell’s interview about this interesting case HERE.
David Leffler Authors for Law360: Common Traps in Advisory Board Agreements
Our NY-based partner, David Leffler, has authored a by-lined article for Law360.com concerning the potential pitfalls of corporate advisory board agreements. Many successful people are invited to serve on advisory boards across various industries, often in exchange for equity rather than cash compensation. However, Leffler explains why such arrangements should be approached with caution. He writes, in […]
Joe Bogdan Interviewed About Tech Advances in Music Licensing for Online Marketing
Our partner Joe Bogdan, who practices in the IP licensing and copyright arena out of our Chicago office, was consulted for a trade publication article focused on the evolving changes in music licensing rights for commercial use. The article was published by AdvertiseMint, a digital advertising agency that specializes in Facebook and Instagram advertising. With the […]