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The Crypto Tax Nightmare Facing New Traders

Everyone is talking about cryptocurrency these days, and it's easy to see why. After all, the value of Bitcoin (BTC) temporarily surpassed the $60,000 threshold earlier this year, and Ethereum (ETH) has quadrupled in value since the beginning of 2021.

Asher Rubinstein

Partner

05/11/21

Real Estate Law

What Real Estate Law Is and Reasons to Study It

When someone rents or purchases a place – regardless of whether that spot is a luxury hotel or a piece of farmland – the transaction is often governed by rules that are specific to the jurisdiction where the property is located.

David L. Berkey

Partner

04/29/21

Cooperative & Condominium Law

Marginal Co-op Buyers Have Lost a Trusted Key to Entry

The Housing Stability and Tenant Protection Act of 2019 was intended to protect renters from unscrupulous landlords, but it has had unintended and harmful consequences for co-ops.

David L. Berkey

Partner

04/27/21

Coronavirus Response

Vaccine Rollout Brings Legal, Labor Concerns for Employers

As the rollout of the COVID-19 vaccines continues, healthcare employers face complicated questions about what they can require of employees, how to handle employees who refuse the vaccine, and other potential legal consequences that may result in the coming months.

David T. Azrin

Partner

02/01/21

Cooperative & Condominium Law

How Best to Hold a Virtual Annual Meeting - DLB Partners Quoted in the Cooperator

In many states and municipalities, the legislature offered some solutions in the early days of the pandemic. Scott Smiler, attorney with the New York firm Gallet Dreyer Berkey, tells The Cooperator that the Business Corporation Law (BCL), which governs cooperatives as corporations, was amended...

Scott M. Smiler

Partner

05/26/20

Food, Wine, Restaurant & Hospitality

After a long slumber, many restaurants are emerging from hibernation

Richard Roman, co-owner of the massive restaurant near the top of Chicago’s John Hancock Center, stood in the dining room in mid-March 2020 fighting back tears. Almost the entire 200-person crew from the Signature Room at the 95th, some of whom had been there for nearly 30 years, had been laid off.

Asher Rubinstein

Partner

05/20/20

In The News

The Crypto Tax Nightmare Facing New Traders

What Real Estate Law Is and Reasons to Study It

Marginal Co-op Buyers Have Lost a Trusted Key to Entry

Vaccine Rollout Brings Legal, Labor Concerns for Employers

How Best to Hold a Virtual Annual Meeting - DLB Partners Quoted in the Cooperator

After a long slumber, many restaurants are emerging from hibernation