Finance Law and Banking Law

Closing the deal is only the beginning. In this final installment of our series "How to Buyout a Business Partner," we focus on what happens after the papers are signed.

Buying out a business partner is like a divorce of sorts: the split can be emotional, complicated, and pivotal for your future.

In Part One of our Buying Out a Business Partner series, we covered the signs it's time for a buyout, how to prepare for negotiations, and key terms to address. In this second installment, we dive deep into the mechanics of the transaction itself.

Adopting Accounting Standards Codification (ASC) 842, Leases, introduces new considerations for companies with leases. One such complex consideration is accounting for the potential impairment...

Western District of Texas District Judge Alan D. Albright frequently found himself at odds with the Federal Circuit over his handling of transfer motions just a few years ago

Aviation Finance Comparative Guide for the jurisdiction of United States, check out our comparative guides section to compare across multiple countries

In Episode 2 of our Debt Sales 101 mini-series, we move from the “why” behind debt sales to the “what.” Specifically, we discuss what types of debt can be sold...

The Situation: On March 19, 2026, the Federal Reserve, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation jointly published two notices of proposed rulemaking...

Lowenstein Crypto advises leading digital asset and cryptocurrency projects, exchanges, and trading firms. Our practice covers regulatory advice, transactions and structuring advice...

Plaintiffs in commercial disputes often face a troubling issue: no matter how strong their case may be on the merits, will there be assets available to collect? As the saying goes, an uncollectable judgment is not worth the paper it is printed on. What if it appears that the defendant does not have sufficient assets to pay a likely judgment or — even worse — that the defendant is liquidating and dissipating assets? Can the plaintiff obtain a temporary restraining order to freeze the defendant

On March 19, 2026, US federal banking regulators issued proposals.

Cadwalader partner Jinisha Patel authored an International Women's Day feature for Structured Credit Investor, arguing that this year's theme, "Give to Gain," is "not a slogan, but a performance strategy for Big Law."