Making History: Inside the First Jury Trial Victory in the Texas Business Court
Big Law Redefined
The latest of the Big Law Redefined Podcast, Texas Business Court Watch episode is now live. Host Craig Duewall, Co-Chair of the GT Texas Litigation Group, sits down with colleagues Roland Garcia and Cara Kelly - the lead attorneys on the trial team that won the first-ever jury trial in the Texas Business Court. The case, an ownership dispute over a multi-billion-dollar crude oil delivery system and marine terminal project in South Texas, was tried before Judge Adrogué in the 11th Division of the Texas Business Court. Roland and Cara take listeners behind the scenes of this landmark case,...
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Top Cross-Border Employment and Immigration Law Issues for Employers to Consider in 2026
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Host and co-chair of Greenberg Traurig’s Global Immigration & Compliance Group, Kate Kalmykov, welcomes Kelly Bunting, GT colleague and labor and employment practice shareholder, to discuss the complex overlap between US immigration and employment law. They explore current challenges facing employers, including social media issues, religious and disability accommodations, wage and hour litigation, and heightened compliance in M&A deals. Kelly offers practical insights on drafting cross-border employment agreements, managing restrictive covenants, and training managers to...
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Cartel Investigations: Behind the Scenes of Antitrust Enforcement in Latin America
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In this eye-opening episode of Competition Law in the Americas, host Miguel Flores welcomes Viviana Blanco Barboza, President of Costa Rica’s Coprocom, and Victor Meyer, Mexico’s Director General for Cartel Enforcement, for a candid conversation about the realities of cartel investigations in Latin America. From myth-busting to headline cases in rice, gas, buses, and football, Viviana and Victor share the drama, lessons, and detective work that define their roles. The episode dives into creative enforcement tactics, the challenges of international evidence sharing, and practical compliance...
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A Look-Ahead at the Landscape for Small Business Federal Contractors
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The second episode of Big Law Redefined podcast’s DC Everywhere miniseries is now live. Host Shomari Wade speaks with colleagues Elle Ross and Tim McLister about the current challenges and opportunities for small business federal contractors. They discuss increasing regulatory scrutiny—including new cybersecurity requirements like CMMC, changes to the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR), and heightened enforcement, especially around compliance and fraud. The guests highlight the importance of early preparation for new rules, careful attention to supply chain issues, and...
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Top 26 EB-5 Insights for 2026: Grandfathering, Price Hikes, and Strategic Tips for Investors
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In this episode of the Immigration Insights podcast, Kate Kalmykov, co-chair of Greenberg Traurig’s Global Immigration & Compliance Group, is joined by GT colleague Jennifer Hermansky to kick off 2026 with a comprehensive review of the “Top 26 EB-5 Insights for Investors.” Kate and Jen discuss crucial issues facing EB-5 investors this year, including the impending expiration of grandfathering protections on September 30, 2026, anticipated price hikes, heightened scrutiny on source of funds documentation, and strategies for avoiding delays and denials. They also address new challenges...
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Navigating the New Frontier: Digital Health, AI & Evolving Regulation
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In this premiere episode of Greenberg Traurig’s Big Law Redefined Podcast: Digital Health Miniseries, host Charles Dunham joins his GT colleagues Nick Diamond and Kieran Dwyer to discuss the rapid rise of digital health technologies and the transformative role of artificial intelligence and machine learning in health care. The episode unpacks foundational definitions, practical industry use cases, and the evolving regulatory landscape at both federal and state levels. They address recent FDA guidance on general wellness and clinical decision support tools, the growing patchwork...
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Delaware as the Destination: Venue Choices & Patent Litigation Strategy
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In the second episode of the Delaware miniseries on the Greenberg Traurig Big Law Redefined Podcast, host Ben Schladweiler is joined by patent litigation attorneys Josh Raskin and Matt Levinstein to explore the strategic considerations behind venue selection in patent litigation—with a particular focus on Delaware. Their conversation addresses factors driving Delaware’s prominence as the top venue for competitor cases and declaratory judgment actions, including judicial expertise, predictability, damages outcomes, and procedural advantages. They discuss why Delaware courts are...
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Florida 2026 Legislative Session Discussion: Property Taxes, AI, and Policy Priorities
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In this kickoff episode of Greenberg Traurig’s 2026 Florida legislative podcast miniseries, our Tallahassee office shareholders Hayden Dempsey and Tim Stanfield discuss Florida’s legislative session. They discuss what are expected to be some of the key major policy debates, including property tax relief, the growing impact of artificial intelligence, and rural development priorities. They also reflect on last year’s extended session, the political landscape shaped by statewide elections, and the governor’s final year in office. Hayden and Tim highlight the unique challenges of...
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Cross-Border M&A: Antitrust in the US and Mexico
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In this episode of GT’s Big Law Redefined Podcast, Competition Law in the Americas miniseries host Miguel Flores Bernes is joined by Stephen Pepper (Greenberg Traurig New York) and Rocío Olea Salgado (Greenberg Traurig Mexico City) to explore the fast-evolving landscape of antitrust merger control in the USA and Mexico. Their discussion covers trends in M&A, new notification thresholds, and the impact of digital markets, labor issues, and technology on regulatory reviews. The guests address common myths about merger scrutiny, explain the latest changes in administrative...
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The Shifting Antitrust Landscape: Litigation, Enforcement, and M&A Trends
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This episode of GT’s Big Law Redefined Podcast kicks off our "D.C. Everywhere” miniseries, where we will feature lawyers from across the GT platform dedicated to helping clients navigate regulatory and policy issues that are driving the conversation in Washington. In this episode, host Tonya Esposito is joined by fellow Antitrust Litigation & Competition Regulation Co-Chair Bill Katz and D.C.-based Shareholder Justin Hedge for a dynamic discussion on the latest antitrust trends impacting clients navigating the antitrust compliance landscape. The trio dives into current...
info_outlineIn this episode of GT’s Big Law Redefined Podcast, Competition Law in the Americas miniseries host Miguel Flores Bernes is joined by Stephen Pepper (Greenberg Traurig New York) and Rocío Olea Salgado (Greenberg Traurig Mexico City) to explore the fast-evolving landscape of antitrust merger control in the USA and Mexico.
Their discussion covers trends in M&A, new notification thresholds, and the impact of digital markets, labor issues, and technology on regulatory reviews.
The guests address common myths about merger scrutiny, explain the latest changes in administrative processes, and offer practical insights for dealmakers navigating cross-border transactions.
Listeners will learn about:
- The shift toward proactive antitrust enforcement—even for deals below traditional thresholds
- How new HSR filing requirements in the US and lowered monetary thresholds in Mexico are changing the review process
- The importance of early risk assessment, coordinated notifications, and robust filings
- Cross-border coordination challenges and best practices for managing timing and regulatory expectations
- Evolving remedies, post-merger compliance strategies, and negotiation tactics for deal protection
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