About this office:
Sutherland Asbill & Brennan LLP is a law firm with global reach known for solving challenging business problems and resolving sophisticated legal issues for many of the world's largest companies. Founded in 1924, the firm handles matters throughout the United States and worldwide. Seven major practice areas—corporate, energy and environmental, financial services, intellectual property, litigation, real estate, and tax—provide the framework for an extensive range of focus areas, allowing Sutherland attorneys to serve a diverse client base that ranges from small and medium-sized start-up businesses to a significant number of Fortune 100 companies.
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General Practice; Trial Practice; Aerospace Law; Agribusiness; Alternative Dispute Resolution; Appellate Practice; Automotive Franchises and Dealerships; Aviation Law; Banking Litigation; Bankruptcy; Banks and Banking; Biotechnology; Broker-Dealer; Business Law; Business Restructuring; Civil Rights; Class Actions; Climate Change; Commercial Litigation; Commercial Loans; Commercial Real Estate Acquisitions; Computers and Software; Construction Law; Consumer Finance; Consumer Financial Services; Consumer Law; Controversy; Copyrights; Corporate Finance; Corporate Governance; Corporate Law; Corporate Taxation; Derivatives; Directors and Officers Liability; Drug and Medical Device Litigation; E-Commerce; E-Discovery; Education Law; Electric Cooperatives Law; Electric Power; Electronics; Employee Benefits; Employment Litigation; Energy; Energy Finance; Energy Policy; Energy Regulation; Environmental Law; Environmental Risk Management; ERISA Litigation; Estate Planning; Executive Compensation; Federal Practice; Finance; Financial Institutions Law; Financial Services Law; Franchise Law; Governmental Organizations; Health Care; Hedge Funds; Hospitality Law; Industrial Development; Industrial Leasing; Insurance Products; Intellectual Property; Intellectual Property Licensing; Intellectual Property Litigation; International Law; International Taxation; International Trade; Investment Company Law; Investment Law; Labor and Employment; Leasing; Leisure; Life Sciences; Litigation; Local Taxation; Maritime Law; Mechanical Intellectual Property; Mutual Funds; National Security; Natural Gas; Non-Profit; Nuclear Energy; Office Leasing; Oil and Gas Pipelines; Oil Spills; Outsourcing; Partnership Taxation; Patent Prosecution; Pension Fund Investments; Pharmaceutical Intellectual Property; Private Equity; Professional Liability; Project Development; Public Finance; Real Estate; Real Estate Bankruptcy; Real Estate Finance; Real Estate Investment Trusts; Real Estate Litigation; Real Estate Workouts; Regulation; Regulatory Law; Renewable Energy; Retail Development; Retirement Planning; School Finance Litigation; Securities; Securities Enforcement; Securities Litigation; Service Marks; Shipping; State Government Law; State Taxation; Structured Finance; Systems Integration; Tax Exempt Finance; Tax Law; Tax Legislation; Tax Litigation; Taxation; Technology Law; Telecommunications Law; Timber Forest Products; Trade Secrets; Trademarks; Unclaimed Property; White Collar Crime; Workouts; M & A.
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New Reliability Compliance Opportunities in 2013Daniel E. Frank,Alison C. Graab,Meghan R. Gruebner,Alexandra D. Konieczny,Jennifer J. Kubicek, January 5, 2013
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) closed out 2012 with several orders affecting reliability compliance. FERC adopted a revised definition of the “bulk electric system,” authorized FERC access to e-Tags used to schedule power transmission, and affirmed the authority of the...
FINRA Reverses Course and Issues Guidance Changing Its Interpretation Regarding the Key Issues of "Potential Investors" and Non-Security RecommendationsClifford E. Kirsch,Susan S. Krawczyk,S. Lawrence Polk,Brian L. Rubin, December 20, 2012
FINRA’s new suitability requirement, Rule 2011, went into effect July 9, 2012. Because the rule was such a departure from prior standards, FINRA issued Regulatory Notice 12-25 (May 2012) to explain the rule and to clarify its implications. In an unusual regulatory do-over, on December 10,...
Year Established: 1924