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.

As of the end of January, a total of 104 partners had departed FisherBroyles LLP to join breakaway law firm Pierson Ferdinand LLP, according to an announcement by the new firm, which opened its doors at the beginning of the year.

Rapid growth following the firm’s launch in 2024 redefines the modern, elite law firm model.

In this article analyzing a recent federal appeals court ruling related to a disabled worker's positive drug test, Pierson Ferdinand partner and Employment and Labor Chair Amy Epstein Gluck discusses the business-friendly "honest belief" defense to employment claims and when the doctrine is most successful and helpful to employers.

Pierson Ferdinand partner and Employment Chair Amy Epstein Gluck was quoted in the ABA Journal about remote work and mental health issues.

Pierson Ferdinand International Disputes partner Gene M. Burd recently participated in a panel discussion at the Washington Arbitration Week (WAW) titled "The Ukraine Crisis and Post-War Scenarios."

Pierson Ferdinand employment partner Eric B. Meyer and John Baldino, President of Humareso, led a discussion of the risks of misclassifying employees as independent contractors and the Department’s Final Rule.

Pierson Ferdinand employment partner Eric B. Meyer explains how a recent change in the law could catch employers flatfooted if they’re not careful.

Pierson Ferdinand, a new law firm recently launched by the managing partners from FisherBroyles, looks to build legacy systems that stay flexible enough to accommodate future needs, and automate as much non-billable work as possible.