Partner Anne Beaumont and associate Ian Bruckner authored a chapter on creditor mitigation and remedies in LexisNexis’ recently published Liability Management Exercises: Law and Practice, the first comprehensive text on liability management exercises (LMEs) across the United States, United Kingdom, and Canada. The book explores the full lifecycle of an LME transaction and is intended as a practical tool for lawyers, debt investors, restructuring professionals, and financial advisors. More

Friedman Kaplan partner Michael Koenig was recently a guest on the Compliance Podcast Network’s FCPA Compliance Report podcast, hosted by Tom Fox. In the episode, Tom and Mike speak about Mike’s career, his five years as the Global Chief Ethics and Compliance Officer at JBS Foods, and how that experience has shaped Mike’s recent return to private practice at Friedman Kaplan. More

The First Department of the Appellate Division of the New York Supreme Court has appointed Friedman Kaplan litigation partner Mondaire Jones to serve as a member of its Attorney Grievance Committee. More

Mary Mulligan and Eric Corngold, co-heads of Friedman Kaplan’s white collar defense practice, are recognized in Lexology Index’s recently released 2026 Business Crime Defence report. More

The New York Law Journal recently published an article by Friedman Kaplan counsel Bonnie M. Baker on Los Angeles County’s $4 billion settlement resolving previously time-barred sex abuse claims and the recent revelations of fraudulent claims reported by the Los Angeles Times.  More

Friedman Kaplan partner Jared Lenow published an article in CoinDesk regarding implications for the digital asset industry of recent massive crypto seizures by the U.S. Department of Justice. More

Friedman Kaplan partner Jared Lenow published an article in Coinage titled “What to do if the Feds freeze or seize your crypto,” concerning the increasing trend of U.S. authorities freezing and seizing crypto wallets and trading accounts connected to suspected criminal conduct.  More

The New York Law Journal recently published an article by Friedman Kaplan counsel Bonnie M. Baker on the Ninth Circuit’s decision in US v. Olivas which expands the scope of admissible expert testimony on a criminal defendant’s intent. More