Moses Singer celebrates a strong showing in the 2027 Best Lawyers rankings. Five attorneys were named to the Best Lawyers in America® list: Frederick Bimbler, Toby Butterfield, William A. Tanenbaum, Viviane Eisenberg, and Julian Millstein. Two attorneys were named to the Best Lawyers:

Moses Singer partners Michael E. Avidon and Paul M. Roder will be speaking at the 2026 Virtual BAFT Trade Finance Workshop. Mike and Paul will present on the panel, "Auto Extension Court Case," examining a significant recent New York court decision

Meta just agreed to a youth-safety settlement worth up to roughly $17 billion, which is the sort of number designed to dominate headlines, frighten shareholders and make attorneys general look terrific at press conferences. But the most interesting part of the

The biotech industry – already plagued by insider trading – might see this problem get even worse due to the infection vector of prediction markets. Already, an outsized portion of insider-trading prosecutions involves the biotech industry. But that doesn’t come

If you saw a headline saying Disney is suing the Federal Communications Commission over eight ABC television licenses, you might reasonably file it under “important to telecom lawyers, less important to everyone else.” That would be a mistake. Disney and ABC sued

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

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

Howard A. Fischer will speak on the panel, "Common Law, Common Ground: Irish Law as the Gateway to Europe," as part of the Ireland for Law Business Mission 2026, in partnership with the New York State Bar Association. The discussion will examine

FinCEN last week finalized an interim rule issued early during President Donald Trump’s second term that exempted US individuals and companies from reporting their beneficial ownership information (BOI) under the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA). Now, FinCEN estimates, only about 28,000 entities,