Duane Morris advises financial institutions, capital markets participants and major borrowers on all aspects of complex financing structures and financial products. The firm's Corporate Finance Group ...

Shannon Hampton Sutherland is Co-Chair of the Duane Morris Trade Secrets and Non-Compete division of the Trial Practice Group. A strategic and practical advisor, and sharp trial and injunction lawyer, ...

Duane Morris' Immigration Group serves a diverse group of clients including multinational and Fortune 500 publicly-traded corporations, medium-sized privately-held companies, and smaller sized ...

Duane Morris' multidisciplinary Digital Assets and Blockchain Group provides regulatory, litigation, defense and transactional services to clients facing the novel and complex legal issues that arise ...

Thomas R. Newman practices in the areas of insurance and reinsurance law, including coverage, claims handling and arbitration. He has served as lead counsel in more than 60 reinsurance arbitrations, ...

On June 25, an unprecedented event happened in U.S. Food and Drug Administration history. The FDA approved Epidiolex (cannabidiol) oral solution for the treatment of seizures associated with two rare ...

Christopher D. Kanne represents tech companies, manufacturers, financial institutions, and media corporations in the areas of employment law, commercial litigation, and media law. Mr. Kanne’s ...

The final rule represents a fundamental shift for higher education by implementing for the first time a congressionally mandated earnings-based metric that applies to all Title IV institutions and all ...

The court concluded that when Congress adopted the preexisting regulatory definition “as in effect on July 4, 2025,” it codified that definition and removed the Department’s authority to narrow it.

CHICAGO, January 6, 2026—Duane Morris LLP has released its Class Action Review ‒2026, an analysis of more than 1,761 decisions in the past year, examining all categories of class action litigation.

If the settlement agreement withstands judicial scrutiny, it will obligate the NCAA and member schools to pay athletes and former athletes approximately $2.8 billion, which includes a TV ...