WIlliam Tanenbaum is quoted in an IBA Global Insight article which examines the growing calls for greater oversight of artificial intelligence and the legal and regulatory challenges posed by increasingly autonomous AI systems. The article explores recent incidents involving AI agents that

Howard Fischer will moderate the upcoming New York State Bar Association webinar, “Getting to Victory: How Arbitration Practitioners Can Supercharge Their Chances by Leveraging AI.” Taking place on November 2, 2026, the program will explore how arbitration practitioners can leverage AI

Does a website infringe the display right under copyright by “framing” a work posted on another website using inline linking?  The Ninth Circuit has long said no, reasoning that the display occurs when the original uploader puts the work on

Howard A. Fischer will speak at PLI's program: "Rethinking Commercial Dispute Management for an Evolving Business and Technology Landscape 2026: From Prevention to Mediation and Arbitration." Commercial disputes today arise in an increasingly complex and fast-moving global environment shaped by technological

Moses Singer represented Tangible Markets Ltd. in its recent investment transaction with a global fintech company. The transaction pairs Tangible Markets' liquidity solutions for private fund investors with the fintech company's investment platform. Tangible Markets’ solutions provide holders of private fund

Moses Singer recently acted as U.S. counsel to SAS Groupe Positive, a French digital media company in connection with its acquisition of Surfer Sp. z o.o., a Polish company involved in AI-powered search optimization. The transaction closed in early October 2025. Our

In “Congressional Inaction Is a Bad Bet for Prediction Markets,” Howard Fischer and Adam Brody, former federal and state prosecutors, examine the growing compliance and enforcement challenges posed by prediction markets. Drawing on recent examples of alleged insider trading and market manipulation,

Frederick P. Bimbler has been selected to join the Paley Media Council, an invitation-only membership recognizing individuals with a commitment to the media and entertainment industries. Fred’s selection reflects his extensive experience representing clients across the entertainment, media, and intellectual property

On July 29, 2026, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit affirmed an award of attorneys’ fees to defendants who prevailed on trademark and copyright infringement claims in Warman v. Local Yokels Fudge, LLC, 2026 WL 2186299.  The