From: New York Law360 <news-altglaw360.com> To: < Subject: Top New York Cases To Watch In 2019 Date: Wed, 02 Jan 2019 09:45:18 +0000 ;1,1_aw360 New York NEW YORK Wednesday, January 2, 2019 G Follow Law360 Top New York Cases To Watch In 2019 Big cases often find their homes in New York, and the coming year will be no different. President Donald Trump's campaign-season and charitable conduct have come under legal assault, former Hollywood kingpin Harvey Weinstein faces sexual assault charges and alleged systemic corruption in college basketball will go before a jury. Here, Law360 provides a rundown of some Empire State cases attorneys will be closely watching in 2019. Read full article » Financial Services Litigation To Watch In 2019 On the horizon for the financial services industry in the new year are cases that will turn up the heat on the debate over the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's constitutionality, test the legality of the much-vaunted fintech banking charter and potentially increase the number of lawsuits from homeowners fighting foreclosure. Here, Law360 examines the cases that experts most often singled out for their potential impact on the industry. Read full article » NYC Real Estate Legislation, Regulation To Watch In 2019 Rezoning in various neighborhoods and the question of short-term rentals are among the areas of regulation and legislation that real estate lawyers in New York will be watching in 2019. Read full article » Sports Cases To Watch In 2019 After 2018 brought an end to some major long-standing legal disputes in sports, such as a U.S. Supreme Court ruling that opened the door for sports betting, the new year is set to see more developments and potential resolutions to many other significant sports legal cases. Here, Law360 takes a look at sports law cases attorneys to watch in 2019. Read full article EXPERT ANALYSIS 3 Key Food And Beverage Trends To Watch In 2019 As we ring in the new year, attorneys with Alston & Bird LLP discuss what to expect from slack-fill litigation, partially hydrogenated oil-related lawsuits, and the messy regulatory landscape of cannabidiol and THC edibles. Read full article » Why More Law Firms Will Embrace Remote Work In 2019 Leveraging technology in a fiercely competitive market is a key factor driving law firms toward technology adoption in 2019, as they face growing demand from legal talent and clients for the ability to connect, access and control information whenever and wherever needed, says Tomas Suros of tech provider AbacusNext. Read full article » ;.,Law360 Pro Say Podcast Listen to our new podcast here LAW FIRMS Alston & Bird Arnold & Porter Baker Donelson Bernstein Shur Boies Schiller DLA Piper Dechert Desmarais LLP Dickinson Wright Dykema Gossett PLLC Fenwick & West Foley Hoag Fried Frank Goodwin Goulston & Storrs Gupta Wessler Haynes and Boone Hogan Lovells Hunton Andrews Kurth Kirkland & Ellis Law Offices of Tim Powers McCarthy & Holthus Morvillo Abramowitz EFTA00032922

LEGAL INDUSTRY 3 Worries Keeping Managing Partners Up At Night In 2019 Going into 2019, managing partners have a lot on their plates. Here, Law360 takes an in-depth dive into the three things that are worrying managing partners most in 2019. Read full article » Law Firms Likely To Keep Expanding Parental Benefits In 2019 Many law firms revamped their parental benefits policies in 2018, making attorneys and staff eligible for more paid leave and moving away from offering different benefits for different genders. Here's a look back at the firms that made waves, and a preview of what we might see in the coming year. Read full article » The 3 Hottest Practice Areas For 2019 A strong, although uncertain, economy going into the new year is driving an uptick in work for law firms as corporations scramble to position themselves for success in 2019, creating particularly heavy demand for attorneys in three key practice areas. Read full article » Where Lateral Hiring Will Be Most Active In 2019 Buoyed by a strong economy and expectations of continued growth in demand, the increasingly dynamic lateral market shows no signs of slowing in 2019, with some regions more primed for activity than others, according to multiple recruiters and industry reports. Read full article » How #MeToo Will Keep Shaping The Legal Industry In its first year, the #MeToo movement had a profound impact on almost every industry and level of the culture, including the legal sector, where law firms and federal courts were forced to reckon with policies and practices that allowed workplace harassment to go unaddressed for years. Here, Law360 takes a look at some of the ways the #MeToo movement will continue to shape the legal industry in 2019 as it enters its second year. Read full article 4 Worries That Will Keep GCs Awake At Night In 2019 As general counsels across industries plan for the new year, they expect the increasing occurrence of cyberthreats and emerging technologies to be among the most pressing issues that will lead to many sleepless nights in the months ahead. Here, Law360 looks at the primary concerns worrying in- house leaders. Read full article » The Factors Shaping General Counsel Pay In 2019 The total amount reflected in many general counsel paychecks has climbed in recent years thanks to complex regulatory environments and the evolving role of the top corporate lawyer, and that trend is only expected to continue in 2019. Read full article » 'Leapfrogging' Trump Appeals Jolt Sleepy Supreme Court The Supreme Court's relatively quiet term is being rocked by the Trump administration's emergency appeals over controversial policies on immigration and transgender service members, thrusting the high court once more into the national spotlight. Read full article » Podcast Law360's Pro Say: The Biggest Legal Stories Of 2018 For the final episode of Law360's Pro Say podcast in 2018, we're taking a look back at three of the biggest legal stories of the year, including Justice Brett Kavanaugh's nomination to the U.S. Supreme Court and the sexual assault allegations that followed, immigration policy turmoil around the separation of children from their families at the border, and the criminal Ogletree Deakins Orrick Herrington Patterson Belknap Paul Hastings Raines Feldman Ropes & Gray Schiff Hardin Sidley Austin Stroock & Stroock Sullivan & Worcester Tarter Krinsky Walden Macht Weil Gotshal White & Case Wilson Sonsini Withers COMPANIES ABN AMRO Bank NV Adidas AG Airbnb Inc. Altman Weil Inc. Amazon.com Inc. Association of Corporate Counsel BTI Consulting Group Inc. Cato Institute Choice Hotels International, Inc. Conference of State Bank Supervisors Deloitte Touche DraftKings Inc. FanDuel Inc. Fordham University Gallup Inc. Google Inc. Guardian Life Insurance HSBC Holdings PLC Huawei Technologies Jacksonville Jaguars Lippman Jungers LLC Luminex Corporation Major League Soccer LLC Major Lindsey & Africa Marriott International Inc. Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Microsoft Corporation NASDAQ OMX Group Inc. NFL Enterprises LLC National Basketball Association National Collegiate Athletic Association EFTA00032923

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