By: Angela M. Stockbridge For years, catch-up contributions to employer-sponsored retirement plans have been a straightforward tax planning tool: employees age 50 and older could set aside extra pre-tax dollars beyond the...
By: Moish Peltz and Kyle Lawrence For years, blockchain advocates have argued that decentralized systems could reshape everything from payments to social media. But according to Adam Sternbach, VP of Legal at Yuma Holdings,...
By: Moish Peltz and Kyle Lawrence The global race to regulate artificial intelligence is accelerating, but policymakers are still struggling to keep pace with the technology itself. In the United States, Congress continues...
By: Moish E. Peltz Across nearly every industry, leadership teams are racing to roll out internal policies and enterprise governance for artificial intelligence. Boards demand it, regulators expect it, and employees are...
We recently hosted an in-depth webinar examining one of the most nuanced and frequently misunderstood areas of New York real estate taxation: New York State and New York City Real Property Transfer Taxes. Led by...
By: Matthew E. Foreman and Tonya L. Hurd On April 23, 2026, the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) issued an executive order (the Order)1 to move (i) products approved by the Food and...
James Black Joins Delegation to Ukraine with RDI: Frontline Perspectives on War, Resilience, and Humanitarian Need
May 19, 2026
FRB General Counsel and Corporate and Securities Partner James M. Black II recently returned from Ukraine after joining a VIP delegation organized by the Renew Democracy Initiative (RDI). The eight-day trip took...
Deep Bench Briefings Recap: “Identifying AI & Privacy Blind Spots Before They Become Liabilities”
May 18, 2026
For CEOs, Founders, and General Counsels navigating AI adoption, governance gaps can quickly become board-level liabilities. Here’s what business leaders need to know. In our latest Deep Bench Briefings session,...
Falcon Rappaport & Berkman (“FRB”) has launched a value-based subscription model for business litigation matters out of its Newark office. The program is being piloted by Christopher D. Warren and Moish E. Peltz,...
By Moish Peltz and Kyle Lawrence For many business owners, Bitcoin still feels like a speculative asset reserved for traders and tech enthusiasts. But as Brandon Karpeles, CEO of Sovreign, explained on a recent episode of...