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On today’s episode of Legal Download, attorneys from Kelley Drye’s Environmental practice will be joined by Kathi Wurzel, a board-certified toxicologist with NewFields, an environmental and engineering consulting firm, to discuss the first proposed national drinking water standard for PFAS released by the EPA this spring. Associate Sabrina Morelli moderates the discussion as Kathi, partner Steven Humphreys and associate Zoe Makoul discuss the standards and the impact of PFAS.

Join Heather Tighe and Ralph Allen as we find out about Ralph's background, welcome him to Kelley Drye and find out what his plans are for the firm.

Currently the regulation of cryptocurrency currently hinges on one question, are cryptocurrency securities under federal securities law or are they commodities? Partner and head of Kelley Drye's Blockchain and Cryptocurrency Practice Matt Luzadder provides insight into what a sensible regulatory model looks like.

Matt Luzadder
MLuzadder@KelleyDrye.com
(312) 857-2623
https://www.kelleydrye.com/Our-People/Matthew-C-Luzadder


Produced by Sean Sobel

The Supreme Court decision in West Virginia v. EPA may have ramifications that extend far beyond environmental regulations alone. Partner Wayne D'Angelo and Special Counsel Courtney Kleshinski focus on its potential impact on the SEC's proposed climate change rules in particular.

Wayne D'Angelo
WDangelo@kelleydrye.com
(202) 342-8525
https://www.kelleydrye.com/Our-People/Wayne-J-D-Angelo

Courtney Kleshinski
CKleshinski@kelleydrye.com
(312) 857-7079
https://www.kelleydrye.com/Our-People/Courtney-L-Kleshinski

Produced by Sean Sobel

Two years into the pandemic, several courts now have had occasion to address the application of force majeure clauses in the COVID-19 context. Special Counsel Cameron Argetsinger and Senior Associate Noah Lindenfeld provide an overview of those recent court decisions.

See their article of the same name in The Real Estate Finance Journal here https://www.kelleydrye.com/getattachment/60ffa863-94d3-42ff-b13c-1b56fe5b24ea/COVID-19-as-a-Force-Majeure-Event_RE-Finance-Journal_Lynch_Spring-2022.pdf.aspx?lang=en-US

Cameron Argetsinger
cargetsinger@kelleydrye.com
(202) 342-8649
https://www.kelleydrye.com/Our-People/Cameron-R-Argetsinger

Noah Lindenfeld
nlindenfeld@kelleydrye.com
(212) 808-7928
https://www.kelleydrye.com/Our-People/Noah-Lindenfeld

Produced by Jeff Scurry

Driving While Unimpaired – Delaware Judge Issues Important Ruling in Hertz Chapter 11 Case on Allowance of Make-Whole Premiums, Treatment of Unimpaired Creditors, and Postpetition Interest (Part 2)

The allowance of postpetition interest in solvent debtor chapter 11 cases has become an important issue in recent years for corporate issuers, bondholders and other creditors. This podcast will examine a recent decision in the Hertz case by Judge Mary Walrath of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware on the rate of interest payable to unsecured creditors who are entitled under the Bankruptcy Code to full payment of their claims under a plan of reorganization. (Judge Walrath also addressed other topics in her decision pertaining to the allowance of make-whole premiums, which were examined in part 1.)

Blog Post
https://www.bankruptcylawinsights.com/2022/02/driving-while-unimpaired-delaware-judge-issues-important-ruling-in-hertz-chapter-11-case-on-allowance-of-make-whole-premiums-treatment-of-unimpaired-creditors-and-postpetition-interest-pa-2/

Contacts

Ben Feder
bfeder@kelleydrye.com
(212) 808-7974
Bio - https://www.kelleydrye.com/Our-People/Benjamin-Feder

Kristin Elliott
kelliott@kelleydrye.com
(212) 808-5089
Bio - https://www.kelleydrye.com/Our-People/Kristin-S-Elliott

https://www.bankruptcylawinsights.com/

Produced by Jeff Scurry