Recent thinking, from our attorneys

USCIS has tightened evidentiary expectations in three specific areas this year — none of them announced publicly, all of them visible in recent denials.

Three years of court decisions have settled what counsel can expect when seeking to enforce a New York judgment in London — and what to draft for, now that the old reciprocity framework no longer applies.

The clarified $50M cap and revised five-year holding rules have reopened a planning window that closed quietly during the previous administration. For founders approaching a liquidity event, the math has changed.

The court's narrowing of Section 101 eligibility for AI-augmented patents raises practical questions for research teams filing today — and licensing teams planning portfolios.

The latest reversal leaves employers and senior executives renegotiating compensation in a regulatory environment that's shifted three times in two years.

Premiums in the lower-middle market have widened sharply this year. For founders considering a sale and strategic buyers evaluating tuck-ins, the practical question is how to plan for it without surprises