Is New York ‘Reimagining’ the Implied Covenant of Good Faith and Fair Dealing?
A recent 4–3 decision from the New York Court of Appeals raises questions about a potential expansion of the implied covenant’s role in New York.
A recent 4–3 decision from the New York Court of Appeals raises questions about a potential expansion of the implied covenant’s role in New York.
This downloadable drafting aid for experienced M&A attorneys is designed as a more brief starting point for sub lower middle-market transactions.
The cases addressed varied parts of the process, but the pattern is clear: The Second Circuit is done treating arbitration agreements as a special category.
The Supreme Court decision narrows bankruptcy trustees’ avoidance powers and impacts cases beyond tax-related transfers.
M&A Law update, May 2026: Delaware Court of Chancery Analyzes Whether Type II (Preliminary) Agreement Will Support Specific Enforcement, and more.
A guide to the last year’s tribal litigation for business lawyers, reviewing notable cases on issues from tribal corporations to labor and employment law.
Practical guardrails can help nonprofits leverage the promise of AI without creating legal exposure, eroding mission, or compromising work products.
All lawyers should be able to spot potential privacy issues. This brief guide offers an orientation to the legal landscape for privacy in the United States.
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