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About this office: Located in midtown Manhattan near Grand Central Station, the Curtis New York office serves as the firm's headquarters. Founded in New York in 1830, Curtis was one of the first law firms in the city to establish a strong international practice. Today, as a full-service law firm, Curtis continues to be an international practice leader through its participation in a wide variety of significant international transactions. Our New York-based lawyers represent a wide range of international and U.S. clients in a diverse array of industries and professions ranging from Fortune Global 100 corporations and large governmental entities to emerging companies and entrepreneurs. Corporate work handled in New York includes mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures and strategic partnerships, leveraged buyouts and strategic alliances, capital markets, investment management, finance, infrastructure development, restructuring and insolvency, tax, shipping and maritime, real estate, commodities, energy, environmental, transportation, intellectual property, private equity, and venture capital. Providing sophisticated advice based on an intimate knowledge of our clients' businesses and industry sectors, and on applicable law, the firm takes pride in its ability to structure innovative and effective vehicles for some of the world's largest and most complex transactions, while maximizing value by handling such matters efficiently and cost-effectively. Litigation and dispute resolution at the firm extends to general commercial litigation and arbitration, securities litigation, government investigations and criminal defense, internal investigations, professional liability, mergers and acquisitions, compliance, intellectual property, tax, employment disputes, and product liability. Our New York office is a key component of the firm's renowned international arbitration practice. In response to our clients' growing interest in efficient and inexpensive dispute resolution, lawyers in the New York office also have developed an active mediation practice. Curtis utilizes an integrated team approach across all of our offices and practice groups, staffing matters, where most effective, with lawyers from two or more offices. In addition, many of the lawyers in other Curtis offices have been seconded to the New York office to better integrate them and their offices into the ethos of the firm. This firm-wide approach ensures that our clients receive a consistently high level of service and the full benefit of our resources and global reach. The New York office is a part of the Curtis, Mallet-Prevost, Colt & Mosle LLP, a New York limited liability partnership. Statement of Practice Summary: Curtis' worldwide practice includes: Banks and Financial Institutions, Capital Markets, Commercial Litigation and Arbitration, Commodities, Corporate, Energy, Environmental, ERISA, Executive Compensation and Employee Benefits, Finance, Government Investigations and Criminal Defense, Infrastructure Development, Intellectual Property, Internal Investigations, International Arbitration, Investment Management, Latin America, Life Sciences, Manufacturing and Distribution, Media and Entertainment, Mergers and Acquisitions, Private Client, Private Equity, Professional Liability, Public Company and Corporate Governance, Real Estate, Restructuring and Insolvency, Securities Litigation, Shipping and Maritime, Tax, Technology, Telecommunications, Tourism Development and Hotels, Transportation, Trusts and Estates, Venture Capital. Documents by Lawyers at this office | |
Hart-Scott-Rodino Changes Affect Premerger Notification in the U.S.Andrew Smith,Jeffrey I. Zuckerman, July 21, 2011 On July 7th, the Federal Trade Commission ("FTC") announced significant changes to the Hart-Scott-Rodino Premerger Notification and Report Form ("HSR Form"), which the parties to certain mergers, acquisitions and other transactions must file with the FTC and the Antitrust... UAE Funds Update: Proposed New Investment Funds Regulations in the UAEJeanine Turell, May 5, 2011 The Securities and Commodities Authority of the United Arab Emirates (the "ESCA") recently published two proposed investment fund regulations for comment that, if enacted in the proposed form, could have substantial implications for investment management activities undertaken in the UAE,... Year Established: 1830
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