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David Rabinowitz Served as One of the Chairs of PLI's Ethics in Context: June 2025 Course Handbook, and an Author of the Handbook Chapter Titled, “Basic Ethics for the Negotiating Lawyer

Can Artificial Intelligence Itself Be Copyrighted?

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Gross Negligence Allegation Doesn't Defeat Sole Remedy Clause: Pool-Trustee’s Damage Claims Against Sponsor Dismissed

“No Action” Provision Requires Notice to Trustee of Servicer’s Event of Default — Alden Global Value Recovery Master Fund, L.P. v. KeyBank, N.A.

Second Circuit Decision—In re Momentive Performance Materials Silicones

Trustee Duty to Avoid Conflicts with Security Holders

Are Communications Between an Indenture Trustee and its Attorneys Privileged? Pre-Default Communications Held to Be Privileged

Exchange Offers May Be Limited to Qualified Institutional Investors

Collateral Manager Cannot Enforce Trustee’s Promise to Indemnify for Expenses In Excess of Indenture Waterfall