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...

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...

By Moish Peltz and Kyle Lawrence Last month, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission released long-awaited interpretive guidance addressing how existing securities laws apply to digital assets and tokenized instruments....

The IRS’s new Form 1099-DA is supposed to bring clarity to crypto tax reporting. But as discussed in a recent episode of Block Order featuring crypto tax expert Mark DiMichael, the form may do the opposite. DiMichael, who...

By: Simon Uritsky, Kyle Lawrence, and Moish Peltz Introduction  For nearly a decade, the development of substantive cryptocurrency ventures within the United States has been conducted amid considerable regulatory...

FRB recently launched the Deep Bench Briefings, a webinar series designed for Founders, CEOs, General Counsels, and Chief Legal Officers who need actionable, business-first legal guidance without the fluff.  In our...

By: Dana Walsh Sivak, Esq. and Kate Dargan Updated Medicaid Resource & Income Allowance Figures for 2026 The New York Department of Health has issued updated guidelines setting forth the resource and income allowance...

By: Dana Walsh Sivak, Esq. A common misconception about qualifying for home care benefits through the Community Medicaid program is the belief that the applicant (or their loved one) “makes too much money to get...