New York Law Journal...focusing on distressed investing. Both were partners at Bracewell & Giuliani. • Duane Morris has...
...Weil Gotshal, Bracewell Advise in $3.3 Billion Oil Technology Deal General Electric...
The state Court of Appeals yesterday ruled a tax statute that forces out-of-state online retailers to charge sales tax on purchases by New Yorkers violates neither the commerce clause nor due process
...Balin Adler & Hyman. • Bracewell & Giuliani has elected to its partnership Philip Bezanson...
...• Bracewell & Giuliani has added Richard Farmer as a...
Michael C. Hefter and Daniel S. Meyers, partners at Bracewell & Giuliani, write: Decisions issued in the wake of the Court of Appeals' holding in 'DDJ Management v. Rhone' demonstrate that while in s
... Michael C. Hefter and Daniel S. Meyers, partners at Bracewell & Giuliani, write: Decisions issued in the wake of the Court of Appeals...
...Leslie Trager, New York (Samuel Feldman of counsel), for ap — Bracewell & Giuliani, New York (Michael C. Hefter of counsel), for res — Order...
A constitutional challenge brought by Amazon.com and Overstock.com will be among the issues before the Court of Appeals in its February session. Another matter on the 26-case calendar is whether a wa
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