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For Law Firms, Higher Ed Probes Mean Opportunity - And Risk

Publisher: The Legal Intelligencer

February 6, 2017

Steven Cash was quoted in an article, "For Law Firms, Higher Ed Probes Mean Opportunity - And Risk," in The Legal Intelligencer. The article discusses some of the challenges law firms face when handling Title IX investigations, especially those involving allegations of sexual misconduct or assault. Cash and Paul Thaler, a partner at Cohen Seglias Pallas Greenhall & Furman, were quoted extensively in the article. The two firms formed a Title IX investigations team to help academic institutions with the increased number of sexual misconduct investigations and complaints at colleges and universities.

April 12, 2019

Steven Cash authored an article, "Why Immediate Public Release of Mueller Report Would Be Bad for National Security, Politics," published by The Hill.

Forfeiture and the Eighth Amendment

January/February 2019

Dan Wenner and Stan Twardy authored an article, "Forfeiture and the Eighth Amendment," published in the January/February issue of GPSolo Magazine, a publication of the American Bar Association.

What to Do When a Client Receives a Subpoena From Congress

February 19, 2019

Steven Cash authored an analysis article, "What to Do When a Client Receives a Subpoena From Congress," published by the New York Law Journal.

Cybersecurity Incident Report: Applying Reason And Rigor To Control Chaos

On February 5, partners Dan Wenner and Jed Davis will present a webinar, "Cybersecurity Incident Report: Applying Reason And Rigor To Control Chaos," produced by PLAC (formerly the Product Liability Advisory Council).

February 5, 2019

PLAC

A Practitioner's Guide to Balancing Government and Employee Interests in Disputes Involving Classified Information

On January 30, Steven Cash, counsel in the firm's Washington, D.C. office, will be speaking on "A Practitioner's Guide to Balancing Government and Employee Interests in Disputes Involving Classified Information," a panel discussion presented by the Bar Association of the District of Columbia (BADC) Committee on National Security Law, Policy & Practice (NSLPP).

January 30, 2019

Bar Association of the District of Columbia (BADC) Committee on National Security Law, Policy & Practice (NSLPP), Washington, D.C.

Trump Remarks Deepen Distrust with Intelligence Community

June 15, 2019

Steven Cash was quoted in an article, "Trump Remarks Deepen Distrust with Intelligence Community," published by The Hill.

Five Takeaways from Barr's New Powers in 'Spying' Probe

May 28, 2019

DC counsel Steven Cash was quoted in an article, "Five Takeaways from Barr's New Powers in 'Spying' Probe," published by The Hill.

Stan Twardy Discusses Russia Probe Review on Richard French Live

May 28, 2019

Former federal prosecutor Stan Twardy was featured on the RNN-TV program "Richard French Live," a nightly news talk show.

Morgan Stanley Executive Suggested Cash Could be Funneled Through Private Firm to Pay Connecticut State Senator Wife's Girlfriend

May 23, 2019

Stan Twardy was quoted in an article, "Morgan Stanley Executive Suggested Cash Could be Funneled Through Private Firm to Pay Connecticut State Senator Wife's Girlfriend," published by CNBC.

Barr Names Connecticut U.S. Attorney to Oversee Probe Into Origins of Russia Investigation

May 16, 2019

Stan Twardy was featured on a News 12 segment focusing on reports that U.S. Attorney General William Barr has assigned U.S. Attorney for the District of Connecticut John Durham to examine the origins of the Russia probe.