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From the Courtroom to the Coast: How One Attorney Turned a Passion for Sharks into Pro Bono Impact

In this episode of the Good In Practice podcast, host Caroline Heller, Chair of Greenberg Traurig's Global Pro Bono Program, sits down with Colin Kennedy, a litigation associate in the firm's Boston office, to discuss one of the more unexpected intersections of law and passion: sharks. A self-des...

WiPQTUS, Inc. v. Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. — Fed. Cir. (argued September 9, 2026)

The Federal Circuit reviews a Patent Trial and Appeal Board decision finding six claims of WiPQTUS's dual-mode wireless-power patent unpatentable. The device can receive wireless power and transmit power to another device. The main dispute is whether claim 1E requires its circuitry to change impe...

New York City's Pied-a-Terre Tax: Rollout Challenges, Constitutional Questions, and a Growing National Trend

In this podcast episode of Gettin' SALTy, host Nikki Dobay is joined by Greenberg Traurig colleague Glenn Newman, a New York City tax attorney with experience as a former deputy commissioner of finance and president of both the New York City Tax Appeals Tribunal and the New York City Tax Commissi...

The Making Of A Celebrity Litigator: Mathew Rosengart

Mathew Rosengart speaks outside the Stanley Mosk Courthouse in Los Angeles, California, on September 29, 2021 (photo by Chelsea Guglielmino via Getty Images). Five years ago this fall, Mathew Rosengart made international headlines when he secured the termination of the 13-year conservatorshi...

Nightingale v National Grid USA Service Company, Inc. — 1st Cir. (argued September 16, 2026)

The First Circuit hears Nightingale v. National Grid. Robert Nightingale says National Grid's debt collectors called his cellphone five times over four days in June 2018 while trying to collect an electricity debt. Massachusetts generally limits creditor-initiated debt-collection calls to two in ...

The Friday Intel | 09.25.26: The 5-Megawatt Gap in New York's Data Center Ban

Send us Fan Mail New York built two separate moratoriums to stop its most controversial data center project. This week, we explain why neither one actually covers it yet — the single regulatory number deciding which data centers the state's pause reaches, what's genuinely proposed for constructio...

California's New Digital Tax: Navigating Sales Tax on SaaS and Software

California is expanding its sales tax base to include certain prewritten computer software, whether downloaded, transferred electronically, or accessed remotely through SaaS platforms. In this episode of Greenberg Traurig's GeTtin' SALTy podcast, host Nikki Dobay welcomes GT colleague Samantha ...

The Bottom Line: AI, Payments, and Strategic Counsel in Financial Services

In the first installment of Greenberg Traurig's Big Law Redefined podcast The Bottom Line series, Shirin Afsous and Tonya Esposito speak with André Cotten, Assistant General Counsel and regulatory and legislative affairs leader at Navy Federal Credit Union.

Food Claims, CBD & Brand Risk with Justin Prochnow

A strong product claim can help a brand stand out. But what happens when the words on a label, website, or social post create risks the founder did not anticipate? Majid Boroujerdi and Jeff Schell sit down with Greenberg Traurig attorney Justin Prochnow to explore the business behind food, bevera...

Maryland’s Digital Ad Tax: Down, but Not Out?

De Morrow of Greenberg Traurig discusses the Maryland Tax Court decision that struck down the state's digital advertising tax and what's next for the case.  For more, read the following in Tax Notes: Maryland Appeals State Tax Court's Digital Ad Tax Decisions Digital Ad Tax Is Unconstitutional, ...