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Asset Distress & Revitalization Podcast Series
Feb. 2021

Episode 1: Impending Wave of Distressed Assets & Common Types of Related Disputes

As businesses grapple with the economic fallout of the pandemic, they will require specific strategic guidance, both business and legal, depending on whether seeking to protect or acquire distressed assets. In this episode of the series, Litigation Practice Group Leader, Phil Stein, discusses the impending wave in distressed assets, types of disputes that commonly arise when an asset goes into distress, and lessons from the last recession.

Typical Litigation Issues

Mortgage-Related Disputes

CMBS-Related Distressed Assets

New Miami Blog
December 28, 2020

Open for Business: Miami Welcomes Corporate Arrivals

Miami is on the rise- again. A city well-known for its resiliency, Miami has been bouncing back from the economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic with a vigor that is the envy of other major American metropolitan areas. One of the main factors driving this growth is the relocation of companies a...

Speaking Engagement
March 4, 2021

The Future of Class and Collective Actions

Melissa Pallett-Vasquez participated in a presentation for a Terralex Webinar titled, The Future of Class and Collective Actions.

Privacy Portal Blog
March 4, 2021

As Florida Mulls New Privacy Protections, Facebook Takes Hit in Illinois For Bio...

In light of recently proposed legislation, companies doing business in Florida should begin carefully reviewing and, if necessary, revising their policies and procedures regarding the handling and protection of consumer data, including biometric information.

Privacy Portal Blog
March 4, 2021

Standing in a Data Breach Case May Depend on Where a Plaintiff Stands

Does exposure to a data breach confer standing to sue without evidence that damages were incurred? Read how the courts have been tackling this increasingly salient question, and what the rulings could mean for entities that collect and handle personal information.