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Fed’s Input Spurned By “Narrow Bank” In Master Account Suit A "narrow bank” startup that’s suing for access to the Federal Reserve’s...

Readers of this column will be aware that courts in the Second Circuit have had a complicated relationship with web-based contracts, and...

We are pleased to announce that Sarah Sheridan, formerly associated with Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP, has joined the firm as an...

When parties agree to settle an action, they usually try to wrap up all aspects of the litigation. Pending motions are withdrawn,...

New technologies, and the business models that accompany them, often create challenges for existing law, and nowhere is that friction...

On December 4, the New York City Bar Association hosted its 14th annual Thomas E. Dewey Medal Presentation. Medals are awarded to...

Master Account Suit Of 'Narrow Bank' Isn't Ripe: NY Fed "The Federal Reserve Bank of New York on Tuesday previewed its anticipated bid to...

When named plaintiffs and defendants in a class action agree to a settlement, they must obtain the court’s preliminary approval of the...

In the business world, a new idea, invention, or innovation, no matter how ground-breaking, is only as valuable as the market says it is....

In recent years, courts interpreting New York law have grappled with what distinguishes an enforceable agreement from an unenforceable...