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Washington – October 10, 2019 – Forbes magazine listedCrowell & Moring as one of the “Top Corporate Law Firms in America."

Washington – September 20, 2019: Super Lawyers has recognized 82 Crowell & Moring lawyers as leaders in their field in Southern California, Northern California, New York Metro, and Washington, D.C. The lawyers listed below were named in the corresponding issues of 2019 Super Lawyers Magazine, the Super Lawyers 2019 "Rising Stars" Edition, or the Super Lawyers 2019 Women’s Edition. Lawyers were identified through a peer nomination process and listed by respective practice areas for which they were selected.Los Angeles (Southern California)

Washington – October 15, 2018: Crowell & Moring LLP is pleased to announce that Super Lawyers has recognized 82 firm lawyers as leaders in their field in Southern California, Northern California, New York, and Washington, D.C. The firm’s lawyers listed below were named in Super Lawyers 2018, the Super Lawyers 2018 "Rising Stars" Edition, or the Super Lawyers 2018 Women’s Edition. Lawyers were identified through a peer nomination process and listed by respective practice areas for which they were selected.Los Angeles (Southern California):

During the first quarter of 2022, Crowell’s Bankruptcy, Restructuring, and Insolvency (BRI) team continued developing valuable blog content focused on the latest developments across the world of bankruptcy and financial restructuring both in the US and the UK. Our Restructuring Matters Blog tracks and evaluates significant developments on a number of issues and cases to keep readers updated on major bankruptcy decisions and trends, developments in best practices for various finance and restructuring strategies, and the potential impact of the major case decisions and trends for various business sectors.

Retail tenants are experiencing unprecedented difficulties stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic, including government shutdown orders for non-essential businesses and shelter-in-place rules that have virtually stopped all in-person shopping. Even as these restrictions are finally being relaxed to a limited degree, the dramatic effects of the pandemic will long be felt in the retail industry. This alert addresses just one of the consequences in the wake of COVID-19: the expected rise in bankruptcy filings by commercial landlords and, as a corollary, what retail tenants should do to protect their rights and seek available remedies when faced with a landlord’s bankruptcy.

The ongoing COVID-19 crisis has caused unprecedented harm to nearly all industries, including those involved in federal government contracts. This article provides information and guidance to prime contractors (and higher-tier subcontractors) who might be dealing with subcontractors devastated by COVID-19. A contractor may find that a subcontractor’s financial problems not only jeopardize subcontract performance but also threaten an otherwise profitable project and the contractor’s own reputation. Consequently, and especially in the COVID-19 era, contractors must monitor the financial affairs of their subs and be prepared to act decisively when a subcontractor’s deteriorating financial condition becomes apparent.