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Firm Highlights

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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
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
Case
Moses Singer Represents Tangible Markets in Strategic Investment by a Global Fintech Company
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
Publication
Third Circuit Affirms Fee Award, Highlighting Risks of Pursuing Intellectual Property Claims Despite Known Weaknesses
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
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Howard A. Fischer and Adam K. Brody Wrote an Article Titled, "Congressional Inaction is a Bad Bet for Prediction Market," Which Appeared in Grip
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,
Case
Moses Singer Advises on Innovative Rights Transaction for Broadway Musical Hell’s Kitchen
Moses & Singer LLP acted as counsel for the principal in an innovative transaction involving Hell’s Kitchen, the award winning hit Broadway musical inspired by the life and music of 17-time Grammy Award-winning artist Alicia Keys. The independent entertainment rights company Ovation Rights entered
News
Kimberly Klein Sworn In as Mediator for the Southern District of New York
Moses & Singer LLP is pleased to announce that Kimberly Klein, Leader of the firm’s Employment Law and Employment Litigation Practice, was sworn in on October 28, 2026, as a member of the mediation panel of the U.S. District Court
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Moses Singer Defeats Bid for Nationwide Notice in FLSA Collective Action
Moses & Singer LLP recently defeated a plaintiff's motion seeking court-authorized notice to a proposed nationwide collective of performers in a case against an entertainment company client under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) and New York Labor Law. The plaintiff
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Moses Singer Attorneys Recognized in 2026 New York Metro Super Lawyers and Rising Stars Lists
Moses & Singer LLP is pleased to announce that 11 of the firm’s attorneys have been selected for inclusion in the 2026 edition of New York Metro Super Lawyers, with an additional five attorneys recognized as Rising Stars. Super Lawyers selects
Case
Moses & Singer LLP Advises SAS Groupe Positive in Its Acquisition of Surfer Sp. z o.o.
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
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Damages For Exceeding The Scope Of Use Under A Software License
How do you calculate damages when a licensed software user exceeds the number of permitted copies by a factor of more than 1,000? And the user destroys incriminating evidence? And the user is the United States government? By multiplying the per