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Herrick Does ThatThe Hotel Special Permit Process in NYC In this episode of Herrick Does That, Yariv Ben-Ari, co-chair of Herrick’s Real Estate Hospitality Practice discusses the complexities of hotel development in New York City with Mitch Korbey, chair of Land Use & Zoning at Herrick, and Eldad Gothelf, Senior Vice President, Real Estate at Kasirer. They explore the regulatory changes, including the process for special permits, the importance of community engagement and the impact of local politics on development. This in-depth conversation also touches on the liquor license process, tax abatement programs, and the future of hospitality in NYC, emphasizing the nee...
2025-12-0333 minHerrick Does ThatThe Business of Women’s Sports & Market Insights Women’s sports are experiencing explosive growth with record-breaking viewership, surging sponsorships and unprecedented investment opportunities. In this episode of Herrick Does That, Herrick’s Executive Chair, Belinda Schwartz, and Sports Law Chair, Irwin Kishner, dive into why women’s sports sponsorship is growing 50% faster than men’s major leagues and delivering exceptional ROI. Discover how this meteoric rise is reshaping the market, creating new avenues for brands and investors to connect with diverse audiences. Belinda and Irwin also share how Herrick’s legal team strategically supports clients entering these emerging spaces – from navigating new markets to structuring deals that maximize...
2025-11-1919 minHerrick Does ThatHotel Appraisals with Evan Weiss of LWHAYariv Ben-Ari, partner and co-chair of Herrick’s Real Estate Hospitality group, is joined by Evan Weiss, Chief Operating Officer and Principal at LW Hospitality Advisors, one of the industry’s most respected voices in hotel valuation and capital markets to discuss the complex matrix used in hotel valuations. Together, they take a deep dive into how hotels are really appraised — from the fundamentals every investor should understand, to the complex valuation dynamics driving deals, refinancing, and investment decisions in 2025. Evan walks listeners through a true “Hotel Appraisal 101,” then breaks down how valuation approaches differ between the U.S. and Europe...
2025-11-0533 minHerrick Does ThatLand Use & Zoning Update: Midtown South Mixed-Use Plan is Approved by the City CouncilLast week, the New York City Council voted to approve the Midtown South Mixed-Use Plan (MSMX) . One off the largest, “neighborhood rezonings” in the past decade, this is the first major rezoning that takes full advantage of the City of Yes zoning initiative that was approved in December 2024.MSMX rezones a 42-block area generally extending from 23rd Street to 41st Street between Fifth Avenue and Eighth Avenue. For decades, these blocks were zoned for manufacturing uses and prohibited residential uses. With time, most, if not all, manufacturing jobs left this area. In recognition of this, MSMX rezoned the...
2025-08-1818 minHerrick Does ThatWhat NYC Co-ops Need to Know About Selling Air RightsIn New York City, some cooperative apartment buildings can generate significant income by selling their unused air rights. However, unlocking this value involves navigating a range of complexities, including outdated governing documents, tax implications, the need for mortgage lender approval and issues related to temporary construction access. Herrick Real Estate partner, Michael A. Smith, walks listeners through these issues. Michael discusses how these transactions involve intricate legal, financial and logistical considerations.Music by Michelangelo Sosnowitz
2025-07-0912 minHerrick Does ThatTransacting in Times of War – Part II: A Conversation with The Phoenix Group – June 2025Just one day after the U.S. entered the conflict in June 2025, Herrick partner and co-chair of its Israel Practice Group, Yariv Ben-Ari reconnects with Menachem (Meni) Neeman, Deputy CEO and Chief Legal Counsel of The Phoenix Group, Israel’s largest financial institution, for a conversation about leading in the fog of war once again. From navigating legal uncertainty and capital exposure to stabilizing a workforce disrupted by emergency military call-ups, school closures, and Israelis stranded around the world due to closed airspace, Neeman shares how leadership decisions are being made in real time under extraordinary pressure. The two di...
2025-06-3022 minHerrick Does ThatSkybound: Drones, Law and the Future of Real Estate In this episode of Herrick Does That, Real Estate partner, Yariv Ben-Ari, is joined by Greg Reverdiau, co-founder and lead instructor of Pilot Institute, as they explore how Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) (i.e., drones) and electric vertical aircraft (EVA) are transforming real estate and the legal landscape that comes with it. From urban air mobility and drone delivery to agriculture, inspections and construction monitoring, aerial technology is reshaping how we build, manage, and regulate property. They dive into critical issues like airspace ownership, zoning, liability, FAA regulations, privacy and emerging legislation such as the Countering CCP Drones Act. T...
2025-06-1826 min
The Marketplace of IdeasWhat's Next for the Antitrust Agencies with a New Administration?This discussion was Panel 4 of the 28th Annual George Mason Law Review Antitrust Symposium. Moderator: Abbott (Tad) B. Lipsky, Jr., Assistant Professor; Director of Competition, Law & Economics Center, George Mason University Antonin Scalia Law School Panelists: Dennis W. Carlton, Senior Managing Director, Compass Lexecon; David McDaniel Keller Professor of Economics Emeritus, The University of Chicago Booth School of Business Debbie Feinstein, Partner, Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer LLP W. Robert Majure, Vice President, Cornerstone Research
2025-04-291h 21
Tradition PodcastThe COVID SederWith Passover around the corner our minds are on the many preparations required to join our families around the Seder Table—and yet, who can forget the events of five years ago, when so many of us were isolated, locked-down, sheltering in place during that COVID Pesach of 2020.
We’re pleased to share this episode of R. Moshe Kurtz’s “Shu”t First, Ask Questions Later” podcast, examining the COVID Zoom Seder controversy. Kurtz is joined by R. Yehuda Halpert, who takes us back to the pandemic halakhic literature, identifies important topics that the Jewish world wrestled with during...
2025-04-0345 minHerrick Does ThatCity of Yes for Housing Opportunity: Improving the Ability to Transfer a Landmark’s Development Rights New York City real estate owners and developers have long asked Herrick about transferring unused development rights from an individual landmark to a site across the street, through a 74-79 Special Permit issued by the City Planning Commission (CPC). While these transfers have historically been rare due to a time-consuming, uncertain approval process, with the recent changes to the City’s zoning regulations – specifically, the "City of Yes for Housing Opportunity" (COY) – these transfers have become much easier and more flexible. Listen as Robert Huberman and Michael Smith discuss the removal of some of the red tape and restrictions as well...
2025-03-1906 minHerrick Does ThatManaging Personal Finances - A Guide for Professional AthletesPrivate Clients partner Theresa Balducci and corporate associate Adam Unger are joined by Matt Joyce, 14-year veteran of Major League Baseball and one-time Major League Baseball All-Star, to discuss issues faced by professional athletes in managing their personal finances. Matt shares his personal experiences, both during and after his tenure as a professional athlete. The podcast discusses how to engage in strategic financial planning and have a long-term mindset if you are in a position of coming into a significant amount of money. The podcast further discusses the importance of retaining and engaging reputable professionals, including a l...
2025-03-0623 minHerrick Does ThatTakeaways from the 2025 ALIS Hospitality ConferenceHerrick partner and chair of the Real Estate Hospitality practice, Yariv Ben-Ari, sits down with Evan Weiss of LW Hospitality Advisors and Jonathan Falik of JF Capital Advisors to discuss their take-aways from the January 2025 ALIS Hospitality conference. Hot topics at the conference included capital markets and the availability of debt for hotels as well as the effects of the new administration’s immigration policies. The three also talk about margins and profitability, urban core challenges and other concerns for owners along with changes in where owners and developers are choosing to invest across the U.S.
2025-02-1234 min
Schneps ConnectsUnpacking the City of Yes with Mitch Korbey of Herrick, Feinstein LLP
Mitch Korbey, partner and chair of the Land Use & Zoning Group at Herrick, Feinstein LLP discusses the City of Yes initiative and its impact on NYC’s zoning regulations and development opportunities. With over 30 years of experience, Mitch breaks down recent changes, including new hotel development requirements, and offers insights for developers navigating these updates. He also explains how Herrick supports clients in adapting to NYC’s evolving urban planning landscape.
2025-02-0719 minHerrick Does ThatNYC Waterfront Development: Zoning ExplainedWaterfront property comes at a premium in NYC. It’s a finite resource that has its fair share of zoning challenges when owners are looking to develop property. Since the early 1990’s, regulations have been in place that affect the size and location of waterfront development, as well as the amount and quality of required public open space that must be provided in waterfront development. Listen to Real Estate and Land Use partner, Robert Huberman, and Vinh Van Vo, planning and development specialist, discuss the specifics of zoning for waterfront development in New York City. Music by Mich...
2025-01-2224 minHerrick Does ThatLegal and Procedural Considerations in Stadium DevelopmentCo-chairs of Herrick’s Sports Law Group, Irwin Kishner and Dan Etna, along with the chair of Herrick’s Land Use and Zoning Group, Mitch Korbey, discuss the financial, environmental, procedural and community considerations in the building and development of stadium and mixed-use projects.Engaging in these projects entails many steps from identifying the land, to obtaining support and consensus of the community, accounting for the availability of public transportation to assessing the environmental impact. Mitch discusses many of the procedural steps involved in the often-multijurisdictional approval process for stadium projects from permits to the public review proc...
2025-01-0821 minHerrick Does ThatBeyond the Tax Code: A Conversation with Two Tax Law VeteransLouis Tuchman, chair of Herrick’s Tax Department, sits down with his longtime friend and colleague Tax counsel, Michael Kessel, to discuss Michael’s return to Herrick and the professional path that led him back to the team. They discuss what makes Herrick so entrepreneurial, how working with colleagues who are also trusted friends can enhance client service, client “matchmaking,” and how the sense of a “deal” and client business priorities is an uncommon trait of a traditional tax lawyer. Michael reflects on his perspective as a client and how Herrick’s sophisticated knowledge of the market helped him reach his busi...
2024-12-1819 minHerrick Does ThatWhat is NYC’s “City of Yes for Housing Opportunity” Text Amendment?The New York City Council has voted to approve the City of Yes for Housing Opportunity (COYHO) zoning text amendment. This is the third "City of Yes" text amendment that has been approved in the last year – the others being City of Yes for Carbon Neutrality and City of Yes for Economic Opportunity. Taken together, these text amendments include the most comprehensive and sweeping zoning changes since the adoption of the Zoning Resolution in 1961. Chair of Herrick’s Land Use and Zoning Department, Mitch Korbey, and 2025 partner Robert Huberman discuss what exactly is the “City of Yes” Text Amendment and how...
2024-12-0919 minHerrick Does ThatBird’s Eye View: Aviation & Real EstateHerrick Real Estate partner and co-chair of the firm’s Israel and Real Estate Hospitality practices, Yariv Ben-Ari, sits down with Chief Operating Officer at RREAF Holdings and commercial airline pilot, Jeff Holzmann, to discuss the ever-evolving world of drones and real estate. The duo discusses the licenses needed to safely and legally operate drones in the U.S. and the additional layers or security in place for operation in urban areas. They dive deep into how drones are aiding and evolving real estate when it comes to creating location footage and virtual tours; measurements and construction use; topography an...
2024-12-0426 min
FedSoc ForumsTime for a Checkup: Evaluating the Withdrawal of the Health Care Antitrust GuidelinesIn 1996, the FTC and DOJ issued Statements of Antitrust Enforcement Policy in Health Care. The statements addressed important topics, such as hospital mergers, information sharing, joint purchasing, and provider joint ventures. The DOJ withdrew the guidelines in February 2023, and the FTC followed in July. Some healthcare companies – and businesses in other sectors – that have established relationships in reliance on these statements are concerned as to whether long-running arrangements should be modified or terminated. This panel will discuss their perspectives on the withdrawal of the statements on future initiatives, and what previous arrangements may be at risk.Featuring:John...
2024-11-2659 minHerrick Does ThatReal Estate Opportunities – November 2024Jonathan Adelsberg, co-chair of Herrick’s Real Estate Department and chair of the Leasing Department, welcomes James Nelson, principal and head of Avison Young’s Tri-State Investment Sales group, to discuss where the opportunities lie in real estate at the end of 2024. Jonathan and James discuss where they are seeing opportunity for developers and owner/operators in the current real estate market; what asset classes are hot in NYC right now; and what is attractive to various buyers as we come into the end of the year. The race to quality, effect of vacancy rates, and some surprises across all...
2024-11-2034 min
NEREJ/NYREJ PodcastMitchell Korbey of Herrick, Feinstein LLP Interview on NEREJ NYREJ PodcastSend us a textRick Kaplan Host of NEREJ/NYREJ Podcast interviews Mitchell Korbey of Herrick, Feinstein LLP. Mitchell Talks about why City of Yes is a timely piece of legislation that, if approved, will dramatically change the city's housing landscape and make a big dent in the issue of affordable housing. I think your audience would find it interesting to hear about the specifics impacts of the finalized version on the city, and how this can serve as a blueprint for similar initiatives to spur housing development. More broadly, I can also talk about how zoning c...
2024-10-2533 minHerrick Does ThatFloor Area Ratio (FAR) Explained: Zoning Basics for New York CityRobert Huberman and Vinh Van Vo from Herrick’s Land Use and Zoning team discuss what Floor Area Ratio or “FAR” is in NYC. A nuanced concept in the world of NYC land use, where each lot and location has its own metric, Rob and Vinh walk the listener through the definition of FAR and some practical applications in this easy to understand primer on FAR in NYC. Music by Michelangelo Sosnowitz
2024-07-2325 minHerrick Does ThatAn “As of Right” Town: Zoning Basics for New York CityHerrick Land Use and Zoning attorneys Robert Huberman and Mitch Korbey discuss what zoning and land use means and how it applies to the City’s landscape. In an easy to understand conversation, they describe the difference between "as of right" and "discretionary" zoning, and walk the listener through what "ULURP" is and how zoning can be changed. Music by Michelangelo Sosnowitz
2024-07-0227 minHerrick Does ThatAlternative Uses for Hotels – An International Perspective on Returning to a Traditional Hotel (Part 2)Hotels have always been used for non-traditional stays. Converting hotels leverages existing infrastructure and minimizes cost and time required for construction or setup of emergency housing of all types. In recent years, this usage is more prevalent to the general public due to the recent global pandemic and housing of essential workers, the infirm and recovering, as well as the recent need to support migrants, the unhoused and refugees. But what happens to the property when owners and operators want to go back to traditional usage? Listen as Herrick partner and chair of the Real Estate Hospitality group, Yariv...
2024-05-2124 minHerrick Does ThatState of Real Estate Market with David Schechtman of Meridian Capital - May 2024The typical real estate deal cycle is seven years, from peak to peak or trough to trough. Where are we now in the cycle? Listen as Yariv Ben-Ari, partner and co-chair of Herrick’s Real Estate Hospitality Group, sits down with David Schechtman, Senior Executive Managing Director at Meridian Capital, to discuss the state of real estate, what to be wary of and where opportunities may lie. Music by Michelangelo Sosnowitz
2024-05-1532 minHerrick Does ThatAlternative Uses for Hotels – An International Perspective on Emergency Housing (Part 1)Hotels have always been used for non-traditional stays. Converting hotels leverages existing infrastructure and minimizes cost and time required for construction or setup of emergency housing of all types. In recent years, this usage is more prevalent to the general public due to the recent global pandemic and housing of essential workers, the infirm and recovering, as well as the recent need to support migrants, the unhoused and refugees. Listen as Herrick partner and co-chair of the Real Estate Hospitality group, Yariv Ben-Ari, discusses the practical considerations for these hotel owners and operators with Yaron Ashkenazi, CEO of Caliber Hospitality...
2024-05-0828 minHerrick Does ThatA Conversation with Israel’s Bank Leumi in Spring 2024Co-chair of Herrick’s Israel Practice, Yariv Ben-Ari, sits down with Dafna Landau, head of Real Estate at Bank Leumi in Israel, to discuss the state of real estate lending and how Israel has a very strong economy and although there is a war, the market is functioning very well. They discuss the current real estate market in Israel as well as the “Institutional Effect” of Israel’s banking system, and, as a leading bank in Israel with significant international activities, the primary effects on the company and the economy. They also discuss the resiliency of Israelis and what is next...
2024-04-1716 min
SmartStay Show - Short Term Rental Counsel + Coaching | Airbnb Hosting TipsIf You Think Remote Work Will Replace In-Person Connections - YOU'RE WRONG | Belinda SchwartzQuick Take - (Full Episode - #87 - Link Below to Full Episode)In this episode, we are speaking about commercial real estate and family business law with one of the most experienced and decorated attorneys at a large New York City firm.Please welcome Belinda Schwartz - the chair of the Real Estate Department at New York law firm Herrick Feinstein LLP. As one of the only women in the country to chair a major commercial real estate practice, Belinda has high-level insights into New York’s commercial real es...
2024-03-2115 minHerrick Does ThatFeb 2024: The Continuing Impact of the War on the Israeli Economy with a Focus on the Hospitality IndustryYariv Ben-Ari, co-chair of Herrick’s Israel and Real Estate Hospitality practices, Yoni Ophir, Owner and Managing Partner of Frontier Capital, Yossi Levi, partner at Infin Capital, and Daniel Lesser, the co-founder, president, and CEO of LW Hospitality Advisors, sat down to give a global perspective on business in Israel. They discuss the impact of the war on the Israeli economy, the ongoing uncertainty's impact on the state of the hospitality industry and what a path forward looks like for the business community. Music by Michelangelo Sosnowitz
2024-02-2838 minHerrick Does ThatTransacting in Times of War: A Conversation with The Phoenix GroupYariv Ben-Ari, co-chair of Herrick’s Israel and Real Estate Hospitality practices, and Menachem (Meni) Neeman, Deputy CEO & Chief Legal Counsel of The Phoenix Group, discuss the management of a large institutional company during war time. The Phoenix Group is the largest insurance, investment and finance group in Israel and is traded on the Israeli stock exchange. They discuss how to navigate a fluid situation in real-time; managing a workforce that is called to service or needed at home when schools were closed; risk management across various aspects of the business; and the strength of the Israeli economy and st...
2024-01-1623 minHerrick Does ThatPitch Perfect: A Lawyer's Guide to On Target New Business PitchesHerrick counsel Maxim Nowak sits down with Herrick senior litigator Ron Levine to discuss best practices for pitching new business. Ron brings a well-rounded perspective to the conversation, providing insights from his 45+ years’ experience in private practice and having held roles as the firm’s general counsel, co-head of litigation and law school professor during that time. Using his background as an in-house counsel and a private litigator, Max asks Ron to share feedback from in-house lawyers, having gleaned their thoughts over the years on what works well when a law firm comes in to try to pitch for new...
2024-01-0926 minHerrick Does ThatState of the Real Estate Market in Q4 2023 – Belinda Schwartz & William FriedBelinda Schwartz and Bill Fried have been through all sorts of real estate deal cycles as legal professionals. As leaders in their field, and from their respective sides of the transaction, they discuss the state of the real estate market in Q4 2023. Bill discusses the types of advice he gives to lenders and borrowers, how he navigates conversations when legal concerns become business decisions, the professionals he likes to call upon when working on a case and what makes for a good counselor and advocate for clients. Take a listen and learn how an experienced real estate litigator thinks...
2023-11-2823 minNEREJ/NYREJ PodcastJonathan Adelsberg of Herrick, Feinstein LLP Interview on NEREJ/NYREJ PodcastSend us a textRick Kaplan host of the NEREJ/NYREJ Podcast interview with Jonathan Adelsberg of Herrick, Feinstein LLP. Jonathan has a Partner in the Real Estate Department at Herrick, Feinstein LLP for 28 years, where I also serve as Co-Chair of the Real Estate Department and Chair of Commercial Leasing. My work focuses on a range of complex real estate transactions, including sales, acquisitions, developments, financing, restructuring, leases, joint venture, and construction. I also serve as an advisor for many prominent NYC real estate families, assisting with an arrange of legal matters, including succession planning, wealth a...
2023-11-1326 minHerrick Does ThatRepositioning of Real Estate Assets for 2023 and BeyondThe repositioning of real estate assets is a hot topic as building owners and investors want their assets to be on the market, producing income. The speed to market and being able to deliver can be a challenge regardless of where in the real estate cycle the need to reposition appears. Herrick Real Estate Partner, Patrick J. O’Sullivan, Jr., is joined by Raffaela Dunne and David Quart from VHB to discuss what the repositioning of an asset really means – and why you likely need a team of professionals around you for this endeavor. Converting a building from office to r...
2023-10-1626 minHerrick Does ThatHerrick’s Long and Proud Tradition of Pro Bono WorkLouis Goldberg and Janice Goldberg, partners and co-chairs of Herrick's pro bono committee, discuss Herrick's long and proud tradition of providing pro bono services to the community. They introduce the program and the breadth of pro bono work in which Herrick attorneys participate.Louis and Janice are joined by this year's recipient of the Milton Mollen Pro Bono Award, Josh Herman. Josh discusses the importance of in engaging in pro bono work and specifically his work with The Door, a nonprofit organization whose mission is to provide comprehensive youth development services, including free legal assistance, for youth...
2023-08-3031 minHerrick Does ThatRevitalization and Return to Office: Goals of M-CORE and ICAPThe New York City Economic Development Corporation and New York City Industrial Development Agency recently announced the launch of the Manhattan Commercial Revitalization Program, or "M-CORE", which seeks to lower commercial tenant vacancy rates by offering building owners discretionary tax incentives to upgrade aging office spaces in Manhattan below 59th Street. Herrick Real Estate partners Brett Gottlieb and Patrick O’Sullivan discuss the aim of the program, the August 1st first submission date and the possible alternative that the Industrial and Commercial Abatement Program, or “ICAP”, offers to building owners. Music by Michelangelo Sosnowitz
2023-07-1221 minHerrick Does ThatCall It What You Want: The Expanded Role of the “Family Office” in a Disrupted Real Estate MarketExecutive Chair of Herrick and co-chair of our Real Estate Department, Belinda Schwartz, is joined by Can “Jon” Tavsanoglu, Founder and Managing Partner at Caldera Real Estate Ventures, to discuss the role of the family office in the 2023 real estate market. Whether you call them a private investment management company, high-net worth, UHNW or simply “alternative capital”, the role of the family office has expanded to become a type of rescue capital for a multitude of deals in various asset classes. Belinda and Can discuss foreign investors in the current NYC market and how the state of disruption creates opportun...
2023-06-2724 minHerrick Does ThatA Conversation with Herrick Leaders Belinda Schwartz and Carol GoodmanBelinda Schwartz, newly elected Executive Chair of Herrick and co-chair of Herrick’s Real Estate Department sits down with her friend and colleague Carol Goodman, also a member of the Firm’s Executive Committee and co-chair of the Litigation Department. These two incredibly influential and respected professionals discuss what it is like to be a law firm leader in 2023 and what it has been like to be a woman in the legal industry over the past few decades. In this candid conversation, Carol and Belinda share their insights and experiences on how to balance the demands of running a busy...
2023-05-3017 min
Sports Law ExpertA visit with Sports Lawyer Irwin Kishner, Herrick, Feinstein LLPA visit with Sports Lawyer Irwin Kishner, Herrick, Feinstein LLP
2023-03-1514 min
Highly ObjectiveKyle Shenfeld, President, Rainbow Realty GroupRainbow Realty Group and its affiliates are real estate companies focused on retail, industrial and greenhouse properties with cannabis companies in the United States. Rainbow offers sale-leaseback and mortgage financing with a portfolio consisting of 50+ properties across 9 states in the U.S. Rainbow’s parent, Gould Investors L.P., has been in the real estate industry for over 60 years. Gould is a significant shareholder of NYSE:BRT and NYSE:OLP.
Kyle Shenfeld serves as President of Rainbow Realty Group, having served as Associate General Counsel of Gould Investors L.P. since 2016. Prior to that, he was an Ass...
2023-03-1435 min
NYC Real Estate53. Proposed Bills for Cooperative Purchase Applications with Deborah KoplovitzHost Mark Levine of New York City property management company EBMG LLC sits in the studio with Deborah Koplovitz, a partner at Herrick, Feinstein LLP to discuss a package of proposed bills relating to cooperative apartment purchases, their applications and specific written reasons for a declined application. This proposed bill was sponsored by Public Advocate Jumaane Williams, among others.
Email the show at nycrealestatepodcast@gmail.com or call Mark Levine directly at 212-335-2723 x.201
The proposed rules incorporate the following items for Boards to consider:
1. Time frames for processing applications by the...
2023-02-1749 min
SmartStay Show - Short Term Rental Counsel + Coaching | Airbnb Hosting TipsNever Ignore Mentorship - It Can Make or Break Your Real Estate Career | Belinda SchwartzIn this episode, we are speaking about commercial real estate and family business law with one of the most experienced and decorated attorneys at a large New York City firm.Please welcome Belinda Schwartz - the chair of the Real Estate Department at New York law firm Herrick Feinstein LLP. As one of the only women in the country to chair a major commercial real estate practice, Belinda has high-level insights into New York’s commercial real estate market, including trends and issues impacting development & sales, leasing, hotels, condos/co-ops, and more.
2023-01-3138 minHerrick Does That“Everything Old is New Again” – NYC Building Conversions – Fall 2022Mitch Korbey, partner and chair of Herrick’s Land Use and Zoning practice, is joined by Basha Gerhards, Senior Vice President of Planning at REBNY, to discuss plans recently announced by the Mayor and the Planning Department to permit the conversion of certain office buildings in New York City. Current zoning permits limited conversions in limited areas, but this new plan would more broadly apply. Our speakers discuss the many nuances for such developments across the City. As the need for housing of all types continues to grow, Mitch and Basha’s dialogue of what is possible, probable and next f...
2022-11-0726 min
Topping the Curve48: Debbie Feinstein, Antitrust Partner, Global Chair, Arnold & Porter LLPIn this episode of Topping the Curve, I interview Debbie Feinstein, Antitrust Partner, Global Chair, Arnold & Porter LLPIn this episode, Debbie talks about her work as an antitrust attorney over 35 years of experienceEpisode highlights and topics include:Day to day life as an antitrust partnerWhat junior associates are likely to do on antitrust casesKey characteristics of successful antitrust lawyersThe four categories of antitrust:Getting companies through the FTC and DOJLitigation – violating antitrust lawsCriminal antitrust – hardcore price fixingCounseling Join other pre-law students in the pre-law school mentorship community and take advantage of course...
2022-10-2126 minHerrick Does ThatMy Herrick Story: John ChunHerrick is pleased to announce the launch of its new podcast series titled “My Herrick Story.” Hosted by Herrick’s Director of Recruiting & Professional Development, Morgan Dufault, this series will feature lawyers that have joined Herrick as lateral hires. They will share their experiences coming to Herrick and highlight how their practice has grown or evolved since joining the firm. In this episode, Herrick partner John Chun shares his experience since joining Herrick’s powerhouse Restructuring & Finance Litigation team. Music by Michelangelo Sosnowitz
2022-10-2008 min
Infrastructure Junkies! Exploring Eminent Domain, Right of Way, and Infrastructure Development (formerly The Pendulum Land Podcast)The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act: Economic, Societal, Cultural and Industry Effects of this Infrastructure Tsunami!We know that IIJA will pump TRILLIONS of dollars into the American infrastructure industry, but aside from the dollars being invested, what effects can we expect? Infrastructure Junkies! invited Philip Sanchez, a New York attorney with the law firm of Herrick, Feinstein, LLP, to the show to give us the lowdown on what to expect...and you better buckle up! Phil explains why this new legislation will have an even more dramatic effect on American society than what we saw when the interstate system was constructed. Are we ready in the right of way industry to meet the demands of t...
2022-10-1147 minHerrick Does ThatA Conversation with the Citizens Budget Commission on Improving New York City's Land Use ProcessMitch Korbey, chair of Herrick’s Land Use and Zoning Group, sat down with Sean Campion, Director of Housing and Economic Development Studies for the Citizens Budget Commission to discuss CBC’s September 2022 report and how the City of New York can revamp and redesign the land use review process in New York City to encourage development, streamline the process and work with local communities. New York is one of seven states that mandates environmental review for discretionary land use actions. It has the longest median timeline for approvals among cities that have similar requirements, according to the report. The...
2022-09-2030 minHerrick Does ThatThe Use of Eminent Domain for the New Penn Station ProjectThe development of the area around Penn Station will be a major transformation of the area. At thirty-three acres, the project will surpass the size of Rockefeller Center, the last comparable development in Midtown, completed more than 80 years ago. With a scope not seen in decades, the development will require the acquisition of a number buildings for public use, by way of eminent domain. In a brief 15 minute discussion, co-chairs of Herrick’s Eminent Domain practice, Jennifer Polovetsky and Philip Sanchez, discuss why eminent domain is being used in this development, what exactly “public use” means, and why you need s...
2022-09-0713 minHerrick Does ThatNon-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) and the Interplay with Intellectual Property Rights and LicensingBarry Werbin, counsel and member of Herrick’s Intellectual Property Group, is joined by Oliver Herzfeld, Senior Vice President and Chief Legal Officer of Beanstalk, a global brand licensing agency responsible for some of the world’s most recognized global brand extensions, in a conversation about NFTs and the interplay with intellectual property rights and licensing.They discuss the underlying intellectual property rights including the distinction between ownership of a non-fungible token (NFT) and the digital files to which it links and the ownership of underlying intellectual property assets that may reflect copyrighted content, brand names or logo...
2022-08-2335 min
ABF Journal's Thought Leadership PodcastABFJ Podcast 66 (Part One): The Constitutionality of the Bankruptcy Judgeship Act of 2017This week’s episode is the first part of a conversation with Steven Smith of Herrick, Feinstein LLP about the Supreme Court case of Siegel v. Fitzgerald, which will address whether a 2017 increase in the fees owed by Chapter 11 debtors to the Office of the U.S. Trustee created by the Bankruptcy Judgeship Act of 2017 is constitutional. In this episode, Smith provided a detailed look at the background of the issue at hand and the arguments on both sides. That will set up next week’s episode, where we’ll delve into which side Smith thinks is in the right...
2022-06-2831 minHerrick Does ThatStadium Development: Various Considerations in Undertaking New Projects and the Pivotal Role of Eminent DomainIrwin Kishner and Dan Etna, co-chairs of Herrick’s Sports Law Group, and Jennifer Polovetsky and Philip Sanchez, co-chairs of Herrick’s Eminent Domain Practice, discuss the various considerations for new stadium developments and the critical role that eminent domain can play in the process. They discuss the most important issue in stadium development – determining the location of the stadium and acquiring the land for the development – and additional factors including environmental issues, transportation, community benefit agreements and population density. In areas of dense population, they discuss the pivotal role of eminent domain in acquiring land by allowing the governme...
2022-06-2324 minHerrick Does ThatCapital Investment in Hospitality in a Post-Covid World – An International ConversationYariv Ben-Ari, co-chair of Herrick’s Hospitality and Israel Practices is joined by Jonathan Falik, Founder and CEO of JF Capital Advisors based in the U.S.; Rahul Thakrar, Partner at Boodle Hatfield based in London; and Ram Spektor, Partner at Shibolet based in Tel Aviv to discuss capital investments in the hospitality sector in 2022. As we move into a post-Covid world, many investors are taking advantage of the market changes, and we see cross-border investments at the heart of many of these transactions. Hear from our speakers as they are involved in these transactions all over the world.
2022-06-0838 minHerrick Does ThatReal Estate in the Metaverse – Spring 2022Yariv Ben-Ari, Real Estate partner and co-chair of Herrick’s Real Estate Hospitality and Israel Practices, speaks with Yoni Ophir, Co-Founder & Co-CEO of Elysian World and the Co-Founder & Managing Partner of Finova Capital for a conversation about real estate in the metaverse. They discuss what real estate looks like in these virtual worlds, what “rules” investors need to follow, and are investors and players already late to the game.Music by Michelangelo Sosnowitz
2022-05-2523 minHerrick Does ThatNavigating NYC Affordable Housing: The Future of 421-aChair of Herrick’s Land Use and Zoning group, Mitch Korbey, and leader of our Real Estate Tax Incentives team, Brett J. Gottlieb, are joined by Basha Gerhards, Senior Vice President of Planning at REBNY and Sean Campion, Senior Research Associate at Citizens Budget Commission to discuss the next steps in the renewal of the 421-a “Affordable New York” law or Governor Hochul’s proposed replacement, 485-w “Affordable Neighborhoods for New Yorkers”. Listen and become more familiar with what “what could be” and possibly “what should be” on the table with respect to pending legislation as lawmakers debate solutions for affordable housi...
2022-05-1138 minHerrick Does ThatHow Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Insures Firm Innovation and GrowthPartner Liliana Chang spoke to George Wolf, Jr., Managing Director, Professional Services, Aon Risk Services, to expand upon their recent article discussing the “culture of caring” and how law firms' long-term sustainability depends on diversity, equity and inclusion. In this podcast, Liliana and George discuss Liliana’s path to partnership at Herrick, her philosophy on how mentoring future firm leaders allows firms to thrive culturally and the importance of developing authentic mentoring relationships to provide a support system to young lawyers. Liliana and George also address how diversity of thought drives innovation and how creating diverse teams best serves clients...
2022-03-1816 min
Wealth Management InvestEpisode 70: What Family Offices Want from CRE InvestmentsHigh-net-worth investors and family offices have unique needs when it comes to the commercial real estate market. It’s a way of diversifying their portfolios and, unlike for other investors, it is sometimes a long-term play that plays a role in estate planning and generational wealth strategies.
In this episode, David Bodamer is joined by Belinda Schwartz, partner and chair of Herrick Feinstein. Belinda works with a range of high-net worth individuals and family offices, serving as the outside general counsel to a number of family-owned real estate businesses with portfolios valued above $1 billion.
Belinda di...
2022-03-1422 minHerrick Does ThatEminent Domain at HerrickMeet Jennifer Polovetsky and Philip Sanchez, the leaders of Herrick’s Eminent Domain Group, as interviewed by the co-chair of Herrick’s Litigation Practice, William Fried. Herrick’s Eminent Domain Group offers clients decades of experience advocating on behalf of property owners, developers and commercial tenants. We handle matters throughout New York City and across New York State. Our primary focus is to ensure owners and tenants are receiving the just compensation they are entitled to under the law. No one is immune to eminent domain, so it’s important to understand what the full process looks like in this ove...
2022-02-1628 minHerrick Does ThatLiving through Brooklyn History & How to Plan for What’s NextIn a continued conversation from their previous podcast, The Changing Face of Brooklyn, Herrick counsel and senior statesman of Brooklyn zoning, Raymond Levin, and partner and chair of our Land Use & Zoning group, Mitch Korbey, sit down to further discuss how Brooklyn continues to adapt and change as the population continues to grow. They also discuss the proposed requirement of the Racial Impact Study into the zoning and land use process and how to interpret and implement the results once it’s drafted. Listen as these engaged Brooklynites discuss these provocative topics from their unique personal and professional perspectives.
2021-11-1727 minHerrick Does ThatInfrastructure Projects in the U.S. & IsraelCo-chair of Herrick’s Israel Practice, Yariv Ben-Ari, speaks with Uri Mandel, Partner, Head of Project Finance Department at Erdinast, Ben Nathan, Toledano & Co. with Hamburger Evron in Israel as they discuss large-scale infrastructure projects in both Israel and the United States in September 2021. They discuss public-private projects (P3), the import and export of relevant technology, the importance of local counsel and much more.Music by Michelangelo Sosnowitz
2021-11-0230 minHerrick Does ThatIntegration of Institutional Agri-FoodTech Development & Technology Companies with Global BusinessHear Ohad Zuckerman, Managing Partner at COPIA Agro & Food Fund, and co-chair of Herrick’s Israel Practice, Yariv Ben-Ari, discuss the need for continued integration between Agri-Foodtech companies with global business in 2021 and beyond to meet the changing needs of the entire world. Additionally, Ohad shares information on COPIA including where the fund invests and some exciting projects they are supporting. Music by Michelangelo Sosnowitz
2021-10-2025 minHerrick Does ThatThe Countdown Begins: 421-a and Vesting Under the Current PlanListen as Raffaela Petrasek, director of Community & Government Affairs at Blumenfeld Development Group; Pablo Vives, director of Project Management at William Vitacco Associates; Mitchell Korbey, chair of Herrick’s Land Use & Zoning Practice; and Herrick counsel Brett Gottlieb discuss the pending sunset date of the 421-a Affordable New York Program in NYC, project vesting and contemporary considerations for developers during these final few months.Music by Michelangelo Sosnowitz
2021-10-0540 minHerrick Does ThatBoard Member Liability: How to Protect Your Building and YourselfOn August 3, Herrick partners Deborah Koplovitz, Andrew B. Freedland and Alan R. Lyons led a webinar titled “Board Member Liability for Cooperatives & Condominiums,” which focused on the necessary actions required to be a knowledgeable board member and ensure building safety. Listen in as they discuss and please reach out with any questions.Additional Resource: Click here to read a written recap of a portion of the conversation and watch a recording of the entire webinar here.Music by Michelangelo Sosnowitz
2021-09-1551 minHerrick Does ThatNYC FRESH – Zoning & Tax Incentives for DevelopersListen as members of Herrick’s Real Estate team discuss the NYC Food Retail Expansion to Support Health program (“FRESH”). Michael A. Smith, Patrick J. O’Sullivan, Jr., Ellen Hay and Brett J. Gottlieb go over the zoning and tax incentives to encourage the development and retention of grocery stores in designated zones in the city. Additional Resource: Click to read Herrick’s NY Real Estate Journal article on the FRESH program.Music by Michelangelo Sosnowitz
2021-09-0121 minHerrick Does ThatESG Considerations in the Private and Public SectorsMorris DeFeo, chair of Herrick’s Corporate Department, reports on trends and considerations in environmental, social and governance (ESG) matters for both investors and companies. He discusses the increased and accelerating focus on ESG in both the public and private sectors and the attendant operational, governance, financial and legal consequences in the United States and throughout the world. He further discusses current and trending issues in compliance considerations, risk mitigation and disclosure requirements. Music by Michelangelo Sosnowitz
2021-08-1808 minHerrick Does ThatThe Changing Face of BrooklynListen as two of the most respected professionals in NYC Land Use & Zoning law, Raymond H. Levin and Mitchell A. Korbey, discuss the changes that have occurred in Brooklyn over the past 30 years. Music by Michelangelo Sosnowitz
2021-08-0526 minHerrick Does ThatPost-Mortem Publicity Rights – Estate Tax & ValuationBarry Werbin, counsel in Herrick’s Intellectual Property Group and R. Andrew Shore, partner in Herrick’s Trusts & Estates Department are joined by Ladidas Lumpkins, CPA, JD, LLM Tax and Partner-In-Charge of Private Wealth Services at Prager Metis in a discussion of estate taxation and valuation issues impacted by a new law that came into effect in New York providing for a formal right of publicity that applies post mortem. The conversation includes a discussion of how other states have handled post-mortem rights of publicity, how to control future use for rights owning transferees and related estate tax and valu...
2021-07-2133 minHerrick Does ThatSPACs Are Back, And So Are Litigation RisksShivani Poddar, litigation partner, is joined by David Garrigus, Executive Vice President, and Anthony Giordano, Senior Vice President, of HUB International. Shivani, David and Anthony discuss the risk mitigation strategies that SPACs, sponsors and target companies should consider to minimize the risk of potential litigation. Music by Michelangelo Sosnowitz
2021-07-0725 minHerrick Does ThatHerrick International Desks: Israel & NordicYariv C. Ben-Ari and Deborah Koplovitz discuss our Israel and Nordic desks, working with international clients, the importance of personal relationship and understanding the culture you are working in. Learn more about these specialized practices and how Herrick is uniquely suited to work with clients in these regions. Music by Michelangelo Sosnowitz
2021-06-1624 minHerrick Does ThatOutlook for Hotels - Restructurings and WorkoutsPartners Stephen B. Selbst and Yariv C. Ben-Ari discuss the outlook for the hotel industry in the Spring of 2021 and cover what it looks like for hoteliers in the coming months. They discuss the state of restructurings and workouts in the industry as well as what owners and developers need to keep in mind as we transition back to “normal”.Music by Michelangelo Sosnowitz
2021-06-0224 minHerrick Does ThatHerrick Welcomes Brett Gottlieb with his focus on 421-a, ICAP & FRESHChair of Herrick’s Land Use & Zoning Group, Mitchell Korbey, sits down with Herrick’s new special counsel, Brett Gottlieb, to discuss Brett’s arrival at Herrick, his specialized practice and some of the hot topics his clients are focused on in 2021. Music by Michelangelo Sosnowitz
2021-05-1922 min
CoreNet Global NYCMarket Reaction to the Federal CARES ActApril 8, 2020 - Join CoreNet NYC’s Legal Counsel for a deep dive into the market’s reaction to the federal Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act. The CARES act is the largest economic relief bill in U.S. History and will allocate $2.2 trillion in support to individuals and businesses affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and economic downturn. Learn how this new law will impact the economy and businesses.”
The CoreNet Connections and CoreNet Plugged In series are discussion based virtual events to provide membership with avenues for engagement during this critical time. These open discussions and in...
2021-05-0556 minHerrick Does ThatThe Possibilities of Leasehold Condos for Not-For-ProfitsDena Cohen and Phil Tucker discuss leasehold condominiums and the increasing flexibility these structures can provide for all parties involved. Music by Michelangelo Sosnowitz
2021-05-0520 minHerrick Does ThatA Comparison of Sports Gambling in the US and the UKIrwin Kishner, co-chair of Herrick’s Sports Law group and Executive Chairman of the firm, is joined by Carl Rohsler, one of the UK’s leading experts on gambling law and the head of Commercial, IP and Technology at UK based law firm MemeryCrystal. Irwin and Carl discuss the similarities and differences in sports gambling in the United Kingdom and the United States and the current state of the law in both regions of the world. The conversation includes a discussion of the history gambling in both jurisdictions, the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to overrule the Professional and Ama...
2021-04-2130 minHerrick Does ThatEmerging Markets and Working in the UAECo-Chair of Herrick’s Israel Practice, Yariv Ben-Ari, is joined by Laurent Marlière of ISFIN to discuss emerging markets and working with the UAE after the signing of the Abraham Accords. Music by Michelangelo Sosnowitz
2021-03-3132 minHerrick Does ThatDeveloper Toolkit: Air Rights in NYCReal Estate partners Michael Smith and Patrick O’Sullivan discuss real estate development as it relates to the transfer of air rights in New York City. Music by Michelangelo Sosnowitz
2021-03-2217 minHerrick Does ThatCan Employers Require an Employee to Return to the Office?Carol M. Goodman, co-chair of Herrick’s Litigation Department and chair of the firm’s Employment Practice, sits down with her friend and colleague, Belinda G. Schwartz, chair of Herrick’s Real Estate Practice, to discuss the topic of returning to the office in 2021. Carol discusses what employers need to know, current responsibilities during the transition and questions around vaccines. Music by Michelangelo Sosnowitz
2021-03-0929 minHerrick Does ThatPaycheck Protection Program Update – February 2021Partners Deborah Koplovitz and Andrew Gold discuss the Paycheck Protection Program in Q1 of 2021 and how this currently affects condominiums and cooperatives. Music by Michelangelo Sosnowitz
2021-03-0220 minHerrick Does ThatRisk Management Pointers When Buying or Investing in a BusinessHerrick’s General Counsel, Ronald Levine and Corporate Department Chair, Morris DeFeo, discuss transactional and litigation considerations and risks when buying, investing or structuring the purchase of a business including the necessary due diligence and how to probe beyond the company’s balance sheet.Music by Michelangelo Sosnowitz
2021-03-0215 minHerrick Does ThatThe End of Hotels in NYC? A discussion with Eric Kober, former City Planning official & Opposition PlayerChair of Herrick’s Land Use Department, Mitchell Korbey, sits down with Eric Kober, senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute and former Director of Housing, Economic and Infrastructure Planning at the New York City Department of City Planning, to discuss the future of NYC hotels, the current challenges in the hospitality sector and restrictive zoning changes planned by City Hall.Music by Michelangelo Sosnowitz
2021-03-0227 min
The Hearing – A Legal PodcastEP. 62 – Ron Levine (Herrick, Feinstein LLP)In this week's episode, we showcase a conversation between Ron Levine, General Counsel at Herrick, Feinstein LLP, and host Joe Raczynski. Ron, a graduate of Princeton University and Harvard Law School, speaks as a thoughtful realist, proponent for good, and a practitioner of what he preaches. He bears witness as a 40-year litigator, discussing the fascinating dealings of what happens behind the class action suit scenes, describing a lack of transparency, and what he would do to improve the system. Ron dives into the importance of technology, as a crusader for others in the field. Specifically...
2020-10-0538 min
The Georgian Impact Podcast | AI, ML & MoreCreating a Privacy Culture with Spotify's Vivian ByrwaLeading on privacy means more than compliance and technical solutions. To excel, companies should also foster a privacy culture. Vivian Byrwa, our guest on this episode of the Georgian Impact Podcast, discusses how cultural guardrails can reinforce policy and technical guardrails. Vivian is the privacy counsel at Spotify and has close to a decade of experience focusing on privacy and its implications for companies. You’ll Hear About: Privacy culture and how internal attitudes can affect data protection and privacy. The importance of policy and technical guardrails but also the need for cultural guardrails. The...
2020-09-2225 min
Our Curious AmalgamSequences & Sparks: Life Sciences Innovation MergersRecent economic research has examined potential killer acquisitions in the U.S., and regulators here and abroad have expressed competition concerns about acquisitions of startups. But innovation is a difficult and uncertain process. This panel explores hot topics, patent thickets, biologics, and the revamped UK CMA approach in a broader discussion of the renaissance of innovation theories of harm. SESSION CHAIR / MODERATOR / SPEAKER E. Bill BATCHELOR / Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom LLP, Brussels SPEAKERS Deborah FEINSTEIN / Arnold & Porter, Washington, DC W. Robert MAJURE / Cornerstone Research, Washington, DC James R. WEISS / Deputy Assistant Director...
2020-05-011h 13
Seat at the TableVolume 4: Featuring LOUISE RENNE, Civil Rights ExtraordinaireLouise Renne is a lawyer, former Supervisor and one-time City Attorney for the City and County of San Francisco, California. She is a graduate of both Michigan State University and Columbia Law School (1961).Ms. Renne was appointed Supervisor by Mayor Dianne Feinstein in 1978. She acted as member of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors for 8 years from 1978 to 1986, where she was chair of the Finance Committee.She was then appointed by Feinstein as City Attorney in 1986 and became the first female City Attorney in San Francisco history. She...
2018-12-0537 min
Festival della Filosofia 2007 "Confini"Jevic Holding 2.0Panelists for this podcast take a deep dive into the implications of the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Czyzewski v. Jevic Holding Corp. Panelists:
Susan F. Balaschak, Partner – Akerman LLP
Robert J. Feinstein, Partner – Pachulski Stang Ziehl & Jones LLP
Jonathan Lipson, Harold E. Kohn Chair, Professor of Law – Temple University, Beasley School of Law
Daniel Gill, Legal Editor – Bloomberg BNA Bankruptcy Law Reporter (Moderator)
2017-07-1759 min
Beard Group PodcastJevic Holding 2.0 Panelists for this podcast take a deep dive into the implications of the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Czyzewski v. Jevic Holding Corp. Panelists: Susan F. Balaschak, Partner – Akerman LLP Robert J. Feinstein, Partner – Pachulski Stang Ziehl & Jones LLP Jonathan Lipson, Harold E. Kohn Chair, Professor of Law – Temple University, Beasley School of Law Daniel Gill, Legal Editor – Bloomberg BNA Bankruptcy Law Reporter (Moderator)
2017-07-1759 min
LJNRadio: Life vs. WorkLJNRadio: Life vs. Work - Managing Caregivers (Pt. 2)In part two, we continue to discuss the considerations involved with managing caregivers, particularly talking about the benefits that come with a strong, understood balance of work and family. Overall, this is an area that has seen an increase in concern and awareness in recent years deals with employees who are caregivers in their homes. Once again Tim Muma is joined by Mara Levin, Partner and Co-Chair of the employment practice at Herrick, Feinstein LLP, who gives employers advice on their actions to prevent issues, protect their organizations and keep their business running smoothly. Life vs. Work examines the delicate...
2013-02-2600 minLJNRadio: Life vs. WorkLJNRadio: Life vs. Work - Managing Caregivers (Pt. 1)Economic situations continue to make aspects of business and employment more difficult for both individuals and employers. An area that has seen an increase in concern and awareness in recent years deals with employees who are caregivers in their homes. Tim Muma is joined by Mara Levin, Partner and Co-Chair of the employment practice at Herrick, Feinstein LLP, who analyzes the escalated consciousness of caregivers and their place in the workplace. She also gives employers advice on their actions to prevent issues, protect their organizations and keep their business running smoothly. Life vs. Work examines the delicate balance of running...
2013-02-2600 min
CUNY TV's The Stoler ReportLegal Experts Perspective on the MarketAlan Hammer Real Estate Attorney, Brach Eichler Stephen L. Rabinowitz Chairman, NY Real Estate, Greenberg Traurig, LLP Dennis W. Russo Partner & Co-Chair, Real Estate Dept., Herrick Feinstein LLP Stuart Saft Partner, Real Estate Dept., Dewey & LeBoeuf
2011-11-1529 minBankruptcy Law Community PodcastsIrwin Kishner and Paul Rubin of Herrick, Feinstein LLP Discuss the Texas Rangers Bankruptcy Case and Sports Franchise Bankruptcy Issues
On this edition, Irwin A. Kishner and Paul A. Rubin of Herrick, Feinstein LLP discuss recent chapter 11 bankruptcy cases involving professional sports franchises and the unique issues that arise in such filings. They talk about the recent Texas Rangers bankruptcy case and the possibility of other professional sports teams filing for chapter 11 reorganization. Copyright© 2010 LexisNexis, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved. Visit www.lexisnexis.com/community/bankruptcylaw.
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2010-11-0500 min
LexisNexis® Bankruptcy Law Community PodcastLexisNexis® Bankruptcy Law Community Podcast featuring Irwin Kishner and Paul Rubin of Herrick, Feinstein LLP on the Texas Rangers Bankruptcy Case and Sports Franchise Bankruptcy IssuesOn this edition, Irwin A. Kishner and Paul A. Rubin of Herrick, Feinstein LLP discuss recent chapter 11 bankruptcy cases involving professional sports franchises and the unique issues that arise in such filings. They talk about the recent Texas Rangers bankruptcy case and the possibility of other professional sports teams filing for chapter 11 reorganization. Copyright© 2010 LexisNexis, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved. Visit www.lexisnexis.com/community/bankruptcylaw.
2010-11-0321 minLexisNexis® Bankruptcy Law Community PodcastLexisNexis® Bankruptcy Law Community Podcast featuring Irwin Kishner and Paul Rubin of Herrick, Feinstein LLP on the Texas Rangers Bankruptcy Case and Sports Franchise Bankruptcy IssuesOn this edition, Irwin A. Kishner and Paul A. Rubin of Herrick, Feinstein LLP discuss recent chapter 11 bankruptcy cases involving professional sports franchises and the unique issues that arise in such filings. They talk about the recent Texas Rangers bankruptcy case and the possibility of other professional sports teams filing for chapter 11 reorganization. Copyright© 2010 LexisNexis, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved. Visit www.lexisnexis.com/community/bankruptcylaw.
2010-11-0321 minCUNY TV's The Stoler ReportLawyers View of the Real Estate MarketRobert Ivanhoe, Chairman, Greenberg Traurig; Carl F. Schwartz, Partner, Chair-Real Estate Department, Herrick, Feinstein; Richard S. Fries, Partner, DLA Piper LLP (US); Andrew H. Levy, Partner & Co-Chair, Real Estate Department, Gibson Dunn & Crutcher.
2009-01-0629 min