News & Press Releases

Of Counsel Michelle Capezza was quoted in a Fiduciary News article analyzing a Supreme Court case that could redefine ERISA litigation standards by requiring plaintiffs to plead a “meaningful benchmark” when alleging imprudent retirement plan investments. Her comments address how a potential ruling may affect fiduciary decision-making, particularly when plan committees consider alternative or illiquid investment strategies.

ESG Co-chair Jen Rubin published an article in Corporate Counsel examining how employers can integrate AI agents into the workplace while maintaining compliance with existing employment policies. The article explores how human resources and legal teams should adapt confidentiality, anti-discrimination, accountability, and governance frameworks as AI becomes a routine part of day-to-day operations.

Law360 Pulse highlighted insights shared by John Koss, Head of Innovation, AI, and E-Data Consulting, during a recent panel discussion at Legalweek. The panel explored how legal teams can evaluate new technologies in the age of AI, emphasizing the importance of identifying and solving for real problems.

Member Marc Axelbaum has been recognized for the second year in a row as one of Lawdragon’s 2026 “100 Leading AI & Legal Tech Advisors”  in the White Collar, Investigations, Technology category.  

Sige Gutman, Life Sciences Litigation Practice Chair, was quoted in an IAM article about global patent litigation settlement in Arbutus v. Moderna surrounding COVID-19 vaccine technology.

Members Esteban Morales and Arameh O'Boyle published an article in Bloomberg Law predicting consumer class actions will increase due to evolving state and federal laws affecting telemarketing, online privacy, product labeling, and auto-renewal practices. The authors advise businesses to closely monitor these developments and strengthen arbitration clauses and class action waivers to reduce litigation risk.