Former New York attorney Mendel Zilberberg was sentenced to 30 months in prison Tuesday for his role in a scheme to obtain a $1.4 million loan from Park Avenue Bank, where he sat as a member of the board. Benjamin Brafman of Brafman & Associates urged U.S. District Judge George…

A man severely injured after a deteriorating wooden stairway gave way at a condominium swimming pool agreed to a $15 million settlement of his Hudson County suit on Feb. 8. James Visconti, an employee of Preferred Pool Management Inc., was servicing the Harmon Cove IV community pool in Secaucus on Sept.…

A three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit on Monday upheld a district court ruling in favor of lottery website and app Jackpot.com in a trademark suit filed by lottery website and app Jackpocket, finding that “jackpot” is a generic term in the lottery and…

The U.S. government’s consideration of labor impact when evaluating proposed mergers has been called a novel approach, but a Federal Trade Commission member and Department of Justice official said Tuesday that regulators are merely enforcing what Congress intended under antitrust and worker-protection laws.  “We’re actually returning to what Congress envisioned in…

New Jersey’s Administrative Office of the Courts has been hit with a lawsuit claiming that its system of mandatory pro bono assignments is unconstitutional. The suit, brought by an employment lawyer assigned to represent a defendant accused of contempt in a domestic violence case, seeks to shut down the Madden v.…

Despite Cuts, Fenwick Sees Revenue Growth and Remains Bullish on Tech Business Bounceback | The Recorder Page Printed From: https://www.law.com/therecorder/2024/03/19/despite-cuts-fenwick-sees-revenue-growth-and-remains-bullish-on-tech-business-bounceback/ Richard Dickson of Fenwick & West. Courtesy photo NEWS “Some uncertainty remains. But it will come back, and come back stronger,” said firm chair Richard Dickson about the firm’s scope…