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'Unpatriotic Loophole' Targeted by Obama Costs $2 Billion

December 02, 2014

“The inversion rules simply set U.S. companies up for takeovers by larger foreign acquirers. It doesn’t stop the flow of capital out of the U.S. It simply changes the vehicle for leaving.”

- Linda Z. Swartz, Chair of the Tax group at Cadwalader, commenting in Bloomberg on the potential ramifications of the Treasury's anti-inversion rules for U.S. companies.

Cadwalader Advises Lenders in $3 Billion CMBS Refinancing of One Vanderbilt

Cadwalader Advises on $860 Million Refinancing of 1301 Avenue of the Americas

Cadwalader Advises Accelus on $482 Million Combination with CHP Merger Corporation

Cadwalader Advises SkyKnight Capital on Initial Investment in New Republic Partners

Cadwalader Advises on €400 Million Market Leading ESG CLO

“Sustainable” Companies Face Increased Pressure to Justify the Sustainability Label Amid Investor Challenges and Demands for Greater Risk Assessment and Disclosure

Can Computer Systems Using Artificial Intelligence Patent their own Inventions?

Cadwalader's Kate Foreman is joined by Blair Coulson and Daniel Vinson to discuss the present and future of CMBS from a rating agency and an issuer perspective.

Crain’s New York Business 2022 ‘Notable Women in Law’ List Recognizes Cadwalader’s Dorothy Auth, Karen Dyer, Ellen Holloman and Bonnie Neuman

Cadwalader Names Wesley Misson Head of Fund Finance, U.S., and Samantha Hutchinson, Head of Fund Finance, UK

Cadwalader’s Sophie Cuthbertson Delivers Opening Remarks as Chair of PLI’s 'New Developments in Securitization 2021' Event

Cadwalader Practices, Lawyers Recognized in Chambers UK 2022

Cadwalader’s Mark Beardsworth Lead Editor of ABA Publication, ‘An International Guide to Corporate Internal Investigations,’ with Firm’s White Collar Defense & Investigations Attorneys as Contributing Authors