The End of Yellowstone? Not Quite

The End of Yellowstone? Not Quite Introduction For over half a century, the New York State Court of Appeals’ decision in First National Stores v. Yellowstone Shopping Center, 21 N.Y.2d

Treasury Publishes New Cross-Border Real Estate Investment Rules

On January 13, 2020, the U.S. Department of the Treasury issued its final rules (following publication last September of proposed regulations) pursuant to 2018’s Foreign Investment Risk Review Modernization Act

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Azurin, Named to Responsible 100 List

Partner Sharon Prise Azurin was named to City & State New York's Responsible 100 List for 2022. Each year, City & State puts a spotlight on 100 exceptional individuals who

Walters, SEQR Review Presented to Erie County Legislature

Partner Adam Walters appeared before the Erie County Legislature to confirm that the environmental study for the new Bills stadium has been completed and that no significant adverse impacts to

Broadcasts and Podcasts: No Significant Environmental Impact From New Bills Stadium

Partner Adam Walters appeared before the Erie County Legislature to confirm that the environmental study for the new Bills stadium has been completed and that no significant adverse impacts to

Walters, Nason, Bills Stadium Study Finds No Negative Environmental Impacts

Partners Adam Walters and Kim Nason appeared before the Erie County Legislature with other representatives from Erie County, the Populous design firm and the Buffalo Bills, to confirm that the

Phillips Lytle Adds Dozens of Attorneys and Opens New Office

The growth of Phillips Lytle was featured in The Daily Record article "Phillips Lytle adding dozens of attorneys: New office opened in Chicago."  Managing Partner Kevin Hogan and Lateral Recruitment

Schwartz Says Smaller Firms Stay Nimble to Expand in Albany

Partner Jeff Schwartz was quoted in the Albany Business Review article, "How Law Firms Grow," which talked about how smaller firms expand beyond big mergers.

$80 Million of Venture Capital Raised in Albany

Partner Rich Honen was quoted in the Albany Business Review article "New York raised nearly $29B in VC funding last year.  Here's how much of that Albany landed."