Litigation & Dispute Resolution partner Richard Ben-Veniste (Washington DC) is interviewed.

In a bylined article, Litigation & Dispute Resolution special counsel Charles Rothfeld (Washington DC) discusses Minnesota’s ban on the display of political apparel, buttons and insignia at polling places.

Intellectual Property partner Colleen Tracy James (New York) was named to the 2018 Intellectual Property Law360 editorial advisory board.

Litigation & Dispute Resolution partner Matthew Rossi (Washington DC) is quoted in this article.

As discussed in previous issues of WilmerHale's Infrastructure Series, the Trump Administration proposes several initiatives to seek and secure long-term changes in the government's approach to funding infrastructure projects.

2018-03-22T00:00:00-04:002018-03-22T15:52:50ZRachel Jacobsonhttps://www.wilmerhale.com/rachel_jacobson/rachel.jacobson@wilmerhale.comMatthew F. Ferrarohttps://www.wilmerhale.com/matthew_ferraro/matthew.ferraro@wilmerhale.comAndrew L. Spielmanhttps://www.wilmerhale.com/andy_spielman/andy.spielman@wilmerhale.com

Bylined article by Litigation & Dispute Resolution partners Richard Rosenfeld, Matthew Rossi, Alex Lakatos, Philip Niehoff, Nina Flax and Matthew Bisanz.

Litigation & Dispute Resolution partner Matthew Rossi (Washington DC) was quoted in this article.

Mayer Brown announced today that Infrastructure partner David Narefsky (Chicago) was named a 2018 “Dealmaker of the Year” by The American Lawyer, recognizing his work on financing the rehabilitation of the Chicago Transit Authority’s (CTA) Red/Purple mass transit lines among the “deals that mattered most in 2017.” Mr. Narefsky also received the prestigious award in 2011 for his work on the Denver FasTracks Eagle P3 commuter rail project.

In a bylined article, Corporate & Securities partner Lawrence Hamilton, Banking & Finance partner Jon Van Gorp (both Chicago), Financial Services Regulatory & Enforcement partner Lawrence Platt and associate Matthew Bisanz (both Washington DC) discuss a proposal to seek the partial reversal of the FHFA captive insurance exclusion.

An article by Andrew Shipley and Matthew Ferraro, published by Bloomberg Law Insights, US Law Week, March 22, 2018.

2018-03-22T00:00:00-04:002018-03-23T18:02:28ZAndrew E. Shipleyhttps://www.wilmerhale.com/andrew_shipley/andrew.shipley@wilmerhale.comMatthew F. Ferrarohttps://www.wilmerhale.com/matthew_ferraro/matthew.ferraro@wilmerhale.com

ERISA Litigation partner Nancy Ross (Chicago) was quoted in this article.

Bylined article by Technology, Media & Telecommunications partner Angela Giancarlo (Washington DC).

Cybersecurity & Data Privacy partner David Simon (Washington DC) is quoted in this article.

Government Relations & Public Law partner David Narefsky (Chicago) was named “Dealmaker of the Year” by The American Lawyer.

In 2017, we advised clients on more than 75 M&A transactions with an aggregate value of approximately $60 billion, providing guidance in areas including corporate, securities, antitrust and tax. Since 2007, we have participated in more than 1,000 mergers and acquisitions with a total value in excess of $400 billion, ranging from sales of VC-backed companies to multibillion-dollar global mergers.2018-03-21T00:00:00-04:002018-03-21T20:52:42Z

Consumer Financial Services partner Phillip Schulman (Washington DC) was quoted in this article.

Bylined article by Employment & Benefits partners Liz Stern, Grace Shie, and associates Timothy D'Arduini and Anthony Tran (Washington DC).

Employment & Benefits partner Liz Stern (Washington DC) was quoted in this article.

Bylined article by Lending partners Frederick Fisher, Barbara Goodstein, Michael Marion, Adam Wolk and associates Christopher Chubb and Lucas Giardelli.

Litigation & Dispute Resolution partner Don Falk (Palo Alto) was quoted in this article.