Patrick McCormick gives two webinars on Structuring Investments for CPA Academy
Patrick McCormick is scheduled to give two webinars through CPA Academy on structuring foreign and United States investments.
Brad Elbein and Beth Fulkerson co-author article about likely Consumer Online Privacy Rights Act (COPRA)
COPRA May Be Coming, and It’s Not Too Soon to Prepare
Patrick McCormick featured in CoinTracking column on relinquishing citizenship to avoid taxation
Patrick McCormick was recently interviewed by CoinTracking for a column titled “Giving up United States citizenship for Bitcoin: Is it worth it?”
Dan Struck interviewed about ID theft insurance for article on PlanSponsor.com

Our Chicago-based partner, Daniel Struck, was recently interviewed about ID theft policies for an article published on PlanSponsor.com. Here’s a short excerpt: Among the voluntary benefits that employers offer, identification theft insurance is becoming more popular. The reason, says Daniel Struck, a partner with Culhane Meadows in Chicago, is that one in 25 people experience […]
Dan Struck on Business Insurance 101: What You Need, What You Don’t

Our Chicago insurance partner Dan Struck recently authored a simple and straightforward overview of the types of insurance that should be considered for small businesses and start-ups. His perspective as a policyholder attorney is very insightful!
NY Times quotes Alicia Goodrow in article about Business Acquisitions
Alicia Goodrow, a partner in our Houston office, was interviewed for an Associated Press article that was recently published in the New York Times.
Michael Smetana featured in National Real Estate Investor’s online magazine
Michael Smetana, a real estate partner in the Chicago office of Culhane Meadows, was recently featured in a pair of articles published by National Real Estate Investor‘s online magazine. The first article is titled “Can HNW Investors Still Profit by Investing in Retail Real Estate?” and featured commentary by Mr. Smetana concerning the importance […]
Bob Dremluk Provides Chapter 11 Restructuring Insights For Magnify Money
Magnify Money recently interviewed Bob Dremluk, one of our corporate/litigation partners, for a piece about Chapter 11 bankruptcy and restructuring. The interview, which can be found in full HERE, initially focuses on how Chapter 11 generally works including the automatic stay that halts collection or foreclosure actions, formulation of a plan of reorganization regarding the treatment […]
Jacoby and Priebe: The Data Regulation You Probably Haven’t Heard About
Culhane Meadows partners David Jacoby and Linda Priebe recently authored an informative article for Legal BlackBook’s CyberInsecurity column about Vermont’s new data broker law, which companies throughout the United States need to know. Here is a relevant excerpt: After all the attention garnered in recent weeks by the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), there’s […]
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.
Kevin Trabaris in Law360: LIBOR Demise on the Horizon
Kevin Trabaris, a partner in Culhane Meadows PLLC’s Chicago office and chair of the firm’s Financial Services Group, presents the results on Law360 of a survey the group conducted on the current state of the financial industry’s transition from the use of LIBOR as a rate index. The March 2018 survey polled a number of […]
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 […]
