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We are excited to announce the launching of a new podcast, "Seiden Sidetalk," with Managing Partner Robert W. Seiden as its host. Each episode features discussion of the non-political intersection of global events and the law for non-lawyers. The format is free-style,...
Seiden Law is proud to announce that partners Robert W. Seiden and Amiad Kushner have been selected to the 2023 Lawdragon 500 Global Litigators guide. This honor shortly follows their selection to the 2023 Lawdragon 500 Leading Plaintiff Financial Lawyers list just...
On August 1, 2023, following nearly two hours of oral argument, New York Supreme Court Justice Joel Cohen denied a motion to dismiss filed by defendant Xueyuan Han in a pathbreaking international fraud case filed by Seiden Law. Seiden Law’s head of litigation, Amiad...
In recent years, the U.S. has expanded the use of sanctions as a modern-age foreign policy tool to avoid warfare, while exerting influence over individuals and entities that, in theory, threaten or impinge on U.S. interests. Economic sanctions are proliferating at a...
Seiden Law is proud to announce that partners Robert W. Seiden and Amiad Kushner have been named to the 2023 Lawdragon 500 Leading Plaintiff Financial Lawyers list. The 500 top plaintiff attorneys in the nation were selected through “Lawdragon’s well-honed...
SMX, a block chain-based security software development company also known as Security Matters (NASDAQ: SMX), has engaged Seiden Law as special investigative counsel to investigate and advise on recent short sale activity. The company announced earlier in May that...
In March, Chief Judge Swain of the Southern District of New York has announced a list of firms recognized for their pro bono work: “Our list of individuals and firms have taken on new pro bono representation so far this year continues to grow.” Seiden Law is honored...
Seiden Law celebrates Women’s History Month by reflecting on the contributions of Chief Justice Judith Kaye, New York’s first female chief judge. In 1958, Kaye received her bachelor’s degree from Barnard College. She first worked as a reporter for the Hudson Dispatch....
In partnership with our co-counsel Prisoners’ Legal Services of New York, Seiden Law filed a groundbreaking lawsuit in the Southern District of New York against three employees of the New York State Department of Corrections and Community Supervision for engaging in,...
Seiden Law is pleased to announce the procurement of a new office space at 322 Eighth Avenue due to the outgrowth of its old office and to accommodate future expansion of its staff. The firm is excited to be moving into the larger workspace in the coming weeks after...