Read Hinshaw partner Scott Seaman’s insights from three Law360 Insurance Authority reports that reviewed some of the top specialty lines, general liability, and property insurance rulings from 2025. 

Read Hinshaw partner Ross Manella's insights in a recent Daily Business Review article about why some New York-based business owners and high-net-worth individuals are contemplating relocation to Florida, following the election of New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani.

Read a new Mealey’s Commentary titled “2025 Updated Primer on PFAS/Forever Chemical Claims Regulation, Litigation, and Insurance Coverage Issues,” written by Hinshaw attorneys Scott Seaman and Gar Lauerman.

Read Hinshaw attorney Jack Shadid’s two chapters in the newly released 2026 edition of the Illinois Institute for Continuing Legal Education (IICLE) "Business Bankruptcy Practice" handbook.

Read a new Mealey’s report, “D&O Liability and Coverage: 2025 Trends, Developments and Decisions,” authored by Hinshaw insurance partners Scott Seaman and Pedro Hernandez. 

Read Hinshaw associate Michael Zhang’s analysis of the legal ethics and practical pitfalls of attorney billing in the latest IDC Quarterly by the Illinois Defense Counsel.

Adam Guetzow recently spoke to McKnights Long Term Care News about a reported increase in involuntary nursing home discharges amid mounting fiscal and liability pressures. In an article published earlier this week, the AARP suggested nursing homes are eager to move out needy residents, and urged family caregivers to work with a local long-term care ombudsman to appeal and spot “illegal violations.”

Hinshaw immigration partner Ian Wagreich was featured among Investment Migration Insider’s (IMI) “Investment Migration People in the News This Week” in connection with his commentary on federal immigration developments in recent Bloomberg Law and Chronicle of Higher Education media stories.

Read David Schultz’s AccountsRecovery.net ARM Compliance Digest column analyzing a New Jersey Appellate Division decision holding that using a letter vendor to print and mail collection notices does not violate the FDCPA.

Hinshaw partner Neil Rollnick has spent over half a century transforming complex real estate and banking deals into stories of people, places, and possibilities. At 83, he still starts his mornings with the same steady curiosity he brought to his first closing—a mindset that recently led to a successful $10.6 million commercial real estate deal in Coconut Grove, Florida, which established space for both a national chain and several small businesses.

Read Hinshaw partner Carol Rooney’s co-authored ABA TIPS Law Journal survey of key appellate developments from the Supreme Court’s 2023 Term—offering practical takeaways for trial and appellate practitioners.

Read a CCFL Quarterly Report article by Aimee Szygenda and Alfredo (“Fred”) Ramos that analyzes how generative artificial intelligence is reshaping litigation practice for attorneys.

Read a CCFL Quarterly Report article by Hinshaw partners Dustin Alonzo and Helen Mosothoane that analyzes the Fifth Circuit’s notable decision in National Automobile Dealers Association v. FTC.

Hinshaw attorneys Mark Carter, Anthony Jacob, and Kyle Fonjemie contributed three chapters to the newly released 2025 edition of the Illinois Institute for Continuing Legal Education (IICLE) “Limited Liability Companies” handbook.

Read Michael Dowell’s BioXconomy interview, where he explains California SB 41 PBM reforms—rebate pass-throughs, fiduciary duties, and transparency—and offers practical compliance steps.

Read Hinshaw partner Anshuman Vaidya’s discussion of the merits of the sentencing appeal by tax records leaker Charles Littlejohn in Bloomberg Law’s Daily Tax Report.

Read Hinshaw partner Cathy Mulrow Peattie’s insights on Florida’s lawsuit filed against Roku under the state’s Digital Bill of Rights and its implications for privacy compliance.

Read Akeela White’s analysis of a debt collector’s petition asking the U.S. Supreme Court to clarify three Fair Debt Collection Practices Act questions.

Read Hinshaw partner Brian McGrath’s analysis in recent National Mortgage News coverage about the New York Court of Appeals’ consideration of the Foreclosure Abuse Prevention Act (FAPA) and its retroactive application to legacy loans.

Read a Law360 “Expert Analysis” article by Hinshaw colleagues Megan Ryan and Sam Bodurtha, which analyzes Massachusetts’ new consumer protection regulations targeting “junk fees” and deceptive pricing practices.