We are proud to report that:
- Philip Iovieno and Brian Wallach were named to the 2026 Lawdragon 500 Leading Litigators in America.
- Mark Singer was recognized in The Best Lawyers in America 2026.
- Philip Iovieno spoke with Bloomberg Law about the continued growth of large U.S. law firms using investment from third parties to finance the cost of litigation in an article, “Big Law Grows Litigation Finance to Cut Risk, Please Clients.” He also shared best practices in building contingency fee practices in the New York Law Journal article “Expanding Contingency Fee Practices: Best Practices,” and spoke at the 2025 Litigation Finance Dealmakers Forum, joining the panel “The Business of Contingency: Funding, Risk, and Growth.” The discussion explored how access to capital is reshaping the way firms pitch, price, and win contingency work, and offered strategies for balancing case selection, portfolio diversification, and client expectations.
- Philip Iovieno, Kristen McAhren, Mark Singer, and Mason Eiss recently authored the chapter “Strategic Considerations for Corporate Plaintiffs in Multi-District Litigation” in Global Competition Review’s Americas Antitrust Review 2026.
- Bilal Sayyed’s insights were highlighted in a recent Law.com article examining the FTC’s continued scrutiny of executives serving on competitors’ boards, and in an article on the FTC’s evolving stance toward prior approval requirements in merger challenges in The Deal article “FTC Stuns Antitrust Bar With Curbs on PE Acquisitions.”
Stay tuned for more updates and upcoming events from our team.
