Recent News About Holland & Knight
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Tax Normalization, Net Operating Losses and Intercompany Tax Allocation Payments on August 28, 2024
Tax attorneys Brad Seltzer and Mary Kate Nicholson will be co-speakers for a myLawCLE online discussion on the interactions among tax normalization, net operating losses and intercompany tax allocation payments in utility ratemaking. -
Defaulted Commercial Mortgage Loans: Default Resolution, Loan Modifications, Foreclosure Proceedings, and Deed in Lieu Arrangements on August 27, 2024
Financial Services attorney Loren Higgins will be speaking on a myLawCLE program about strategies accessible to commercial mortgage lenders when addressing defaulted commercial mortgage loans. -
Holland & Knight Wins Dismissal of Meta Pixel Data Privacy Class Action Case Against Palomar Health
A team of Holland & Knight healthcare litigators based in San Francisco earned a significant victory for long-time client Palomar Health by securing a dismissal of a class action lawsuit involving its alleged misuse of online Meta Pixel tracking tools on its public-facing website and patient portal. -
Holland & Knight Northern California Attorneys Named Super Lawyers and Rising Stars for 2024
Super Lawyers has named four attorneys from Holland & Knight's San Francisco office as Northern California "Super Lawyers" and seven as "Rising Stars" for 2024. -
Surf & Turf: Serving Up Autonomous Regulations on April 22, 2024
Litigation attorney Allison Skopec will be speaking at the Law-Tech Connect conference on a panel discussing the diverse legal landscapes governing autonomous technologies on land, at sea and in the air. -
Litigation Partner Sarah Kelly-Kilgore Joins Holland & Knight in Newport Beach
Holland & Knight has strengthened its West Coast Litigation Practice with the addition of Sarah Kelly-Kilgore as partner. -
Holland & Knight Attorneys Secure Win for Grandma's House of Hope in Providing Transitional Housing in California
Holland & Knight attorneys secured a victory for California nonprofit Grandma's House of Hope by challenging the City of Anaheim's refusal to issue a permit to allow the organization to provide transitional housing for homeless women at a house in the city.