Karen and Amy discuss the FTC's recent, emphatic ruling striking down noncompete clauses in the business world.

Newly formed Pierson Ferdinand LLP announced that with the hiring of 24 new partners over the past month and a half, the firm has added over 150 attorneys since its January launch.

PierFerd continues rapid growth, serving as a top destination for distinguished lawyers.

The American Payroll Association selected Pierson Ferdinand partner Dan Messeloff to present a four-part Payroll Legal Series to the organization’s 20,000+ members in March and April.

U.S. Supreme Court issues unanimous decision in favor of Pierson Ferdinand client. The ruling, a major victory for property rights, will remove costly barriers to development, thereby helping to combat the housing crisis.

As a nominee, Stu is being recognized for “dedication, foresight, and leadership [that] has enhanced and developed the treatment of cyber risk through the past year.”

Benjamin Jacobs joins from Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP, furthering PierFerd’s rapid growth.

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) held a virtual workshop discussing the ADA’s requirements, neurodivergent employees, accommodations for employees with mental health disabilities, and recent caselaw involving employees with mental health disabilities.

As we end our celebration of Women’s History Month, we want to take this opportunity to honor the incredible female lawyer trailblazers who have paved the way for equality and justice.

Pierson Ferdinand confirmed the addition of partners Vitaly Morozov, who joined the international disputes practice in New York and Washington D.C., as well as Kristin Drecktrah Paz, who handles international commercial arbitration, in Miami.

Virtual law firm Pierson Ferdinand has hired cyber specialist Howard Panensky from Marsh, marking the new venture's latest prominent recruit.

They discuss Pierson Ferdinand and why it’s both ahead of its time and bolstered by timeless principles. Pierson Ferdinand is about people, happiness, and freedom.

Amy talks about the increased accountability wrought by the #MeToo movement, advanced education, and increasing legal requirements about sexual harassment, and not just the Hollywood version.

Firm continues expansion following debut in 2024, serving as premier destination for industry-leading lawyers.

Pierson Ferdinand employment partner Eric B. Meyer details how federal regulators will continue their focus on the mistreatment of younger workers in the years ahead and emphasizes the importance of education and training to help employers stay out of their crosshairs.

As Black History Month comes to an end, we want to take this opportunity to salute those trailblazers who broke down barriers in the legal profession.

Recognition marks Lindstrom’s 11th consecutive year featured by Chambers Global.

Pierson Ferdinand is among the biggest legal start-ups in history, launching with over 120 professionals in January, and according to a partner in its cybersecurity practice Stu Panensky, the launch was motivated by offering staff happiness and freedom.

Pierson Ferdinand partner Jan Joosten talks about how he ended up in the United States, the biggest legal difference between the Netherlands and the United States, and the special business operations of his law firm Pierson Ferdinand.

Breakaway startup law firm Pierson Ferdinand LLP includes Los Angeles among its widespread launch markets. Read our coverage in the Los Angeles Business Journal.