Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP is pleased to announce that partners Fernando Rivera-Maissonet and Brian Turetsky have been reappointed to serve on the New York City Bar Association’s Consumer Affairs Committee.

Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP is proud to announce that BTI Consulting has ranked the firm as a “Powerhouse in Litigation”—the highest client satisfaction tier—in its “BTI Litigation Outlook 2027: More Aggressive. More Complexity. Higher Stakes.” client survey.

Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP is pleased to announce that partner Jennifer Driscoll has been reappointed to serve on the Connecticut Bar Association’s (CBA) Antitrust and Trade Regulation Section Executive Committee for the 2026-2027 term.

Read Hinshaw partner Frank Mazzagatti's insights in Modern Healthcare about the benefits of the Department of Justice's new self-disclosure protocol, which makes it easier for healthcare companies to self-report fraud.

Read Hinshaw partner Jennifer Driscoll’s insights in Law360 on how Paramount’s $1.9 billion bond request gave the states “real skin in the game” by shifting litigation risk onto the enforcers.

Read Hinshaw partner Jennifer Driscoll’s remarks in Corporate Counsel about the antitrust implications of algorithm-driven decision-making in a lawsuit involving TikTok, the NFL, and Fanatics. Discover why this litigation may serve as a test case for future challenges involving AI, competition, and online marketplaces.  

Attorneys D.L. Morriss and Mohamed F. Sweify will travel to Hamburg, Germany, on October 15, 2025, to present at the International Arbitration Conference. Both attorneys serve on the conference Steering Committee.

New York-based attorney and chair of the New York State Bar Association's (NYSBA) International Dispute Resolution Committee, Mohamed Sweify, is set to moderate a virtual panel titled "The Battle of the Seats in International Arbitration" on March 28, 2024. The panel will consist of representatives from various jurisdictions, highlighting the key developments and advantages their jurisdictions offer to convince parties to choose that jurisdiction as an arbitral seat. The panelists will argue in favor of their jurisdiction based on various elements, including the latest developments in international arbitration, arbitration-friendly laws, neutrality, court support, challenging awards, digital arbitration, cost, and logistics. Following the panel discussion, attendees will have the opportunity to participate in an interactive discussion.

New York-based attorney Mohamed Sweify will participate in a panel discussion titled "The Role of Arbitral Institutions and the Future of Ad Hoc Arbitration in Africa" at the 2023 Global Conference: Africa Arbitration Day on December 8, 2023. The panel will focus on the challenges faced by African arbitral institutions, propose solutions, and address why ad hoc arbitration is preferred in some African jurisdictions.

New York-based attorney Mohamed Sweify will participate in a VSkolar webinar titled "Challenges and Future of Legal Education—How to prepare yourself for your legal industry" on February 15, 2025.

New York-based partner Connie Montoya will present as part of a "Power Panel with Pinay Trial Lawyers" webinar, an event organized by the National Filipino American Lawyers Association (NFALA) Women's Committee and the Pinay Powerhouse Collective. The panel, scheduled for April 20, will discuss how gender bias impacts women litigators, and provide practical advice on how women can navigate these challenges to succeed in their careers.

Hinshaw Partner Brian McGrath will present at the Annual Advocacy Conference presented by the New York Mortgage Bank Association (New York MBA). McGrath’s presentation—titled “Anti-Engel Proposed Legislation (S.5473D/A.7737B) and S.2143/A.2428”—will discuss how these proposed bills would change existing laws and rules that govern mortgage foreclosures, the statute of limitations, potential impacts to default servicers, and the foreclosure process.