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Changes in regulatory priorities may alter the enforcement landscape, but they do not eliminate the legal, business and reputational risks companies face. Finn Dixon & Herling Litigation attorney Andrew Calamari examines this dynamic in his National Law Review article,... Read more
On June 24, 2025, Jeffrey Plotkin will be co-hosting a Celesq/Cerifi Legal Edge live webcast focusing on best practices for handling recurring issues confronted by counsel in FINRA arbitration. Read more
Finn Dixon & Herling’s Managing Partner, Chris Craig, was one of three leaders of Connecticut-based law firms who were interviewed by Law360 regarding the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead in the new year for law firms. The article focused on both internal and external... Read more
Partners Deirdre Daly and David Allen will represent eight Ivy League universities and the Ivy League Council of Presidents in a federal class action in the District of Connecticut brought on behalf of a proposed class of student athletes. The plaintiffs allege that the Ivy... Read more
Finn Dixon & Herling secured the dismissal of breach of contract claims levied against an advertising agency in connection with a $700 million rebranding effort at Rite Aid. Read more
On June 8, 2022, Finn Dixon & Herling partners Andrew Calamari and Daniel Noble moderated a panel hosted by the Westchester and Southern Connecticut chapter of the Association of Corporate Counsel. Read more
Finn Dixon & Herling partner Daniel S. Noble will speak at the virtual panel hosted by the American Constitution Society on Congressional Investigations and the January 6th Committee on May 3, 2022. Read more
Finn Dixon & Herling partner Daniel S. Noble will speak at the 10th Annual White Collar Crime Institute on April 27, 2022. Read more
A federal jury in the U.S. District Court in New Haven, Connecticut, found Finn Dixon & Herling LLP client Edward Pryor not guilty of all charges. Read more
On March 2, Finn Dixon & Herling partner Daniel Noble was quoted in the Wall Street Journal regarding the potential impact of not dismissing the indictment against Steve Bannon, notwithstanding his pardon by former President Donald Trump. Read more
Finn Dixon partner Andy Calamari has been a sought-after voice on retail investors’ “short squeeze” on GameStop stock last week. Read more
Daniel S. Noble, who served as Co-Chief of the Complex Frauds and Cybercrime Unit in the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York (SDNY) and Senior Investigative Counsel to the Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence of the U.S. House of Representatives,... Read more
Partner Deirdre Daly was interviewed about conducting sexual harassment internal investigations by Practical Law. Read more
On August 6, 2020, Jeffrey Plotkin will be a panelist on a webcast sponsored by The Knowledge Group on the subject of “FINRA Arbitrations: A Comprehensive Guide for 2020 and Beyond.” Read more
Yale University engaged FDH partner and former United States Attorney Deirdre M. Daly to conduct an independent investigation of complaints of sexual misconduct against a former Yale School of Medicine professor. Read more
A client of Finn Dixon & Herling won a major victory against the SEC after a two-week trial in the U.S. District Court for the District of Vermont. Read more
A Finn Dixon & Herling team won a victory at trial for a Green Mountain Coffee Roasters software administrator who the SEC had charged with insider trading. Read more
Deirdre M. Daly, who served as the United States Attorney for the District of Connecticut from 2013 to 2017, has joined the firm as a partner. Ms. Daly will focus on internal investigations, monitoring, compliance counseling, white collar criminal defense, and complex civil... Read more
In an appeal to the Second Circuit, a Finn Dixon & Herling team revived a lawsuit against Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. that had been dismissed by a federal trial court. A Second Circuit panel held that that a securities fraud class action stemming from Booz Allen Hamilton’s sale to... Read more
Finn Dixon & Herling vindicated the rights of two executives seeking indemnification for their costs in defending fraud claim arising from the $100 million sale of USES, an environmental cleanup company. Read more