New York Law JournalFor more than a decade, the provenance of white-collar defense work has been shifting away from boutiques to large corporate firms that have wooed prominent former prosecutors and built strong practi
...Foley Hoag LLP, Washington, DC. Marjorie E. Berman, Krantz & Berman LLP, New York, NY. ...
A list of candidates who passed the February 2012 New York state bar exam
...Siffert & Wohl, the bar group's president; reception cochair Marjorie Berman of Krantz & Berman; Judges Lewis Kaplan (SDNY); Alvin Hellerstein (SDNY); Edward Korman...
...New York (Phillip M. Manela of counsel), for appellant. Krantz & Berman LLP, New York (Larry H. Krantz of counsel), for respondent....
The Second Circuit found investors failed to allege deceptive conduct by Refco's principals because the investors knew what they were getting into when they signed a standard agreement allowing the u
Geoffrey A. Mort, of counsel at Kraus & Zuchlewski, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit and the district courts in it and elsewhere have grappled with the question of whether "manifest d
...Krantz & Berman (K&B) represented Dalal in a related action and was...
...Cite as: Krantz & Berman, LLP v. Dalal, 09 Civ. 9339 (DLC), NYLJ 1202506504984, at *1...
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