Big Law Redefined

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 such as consular processing pauses, security checks, and changes to Communist Party membership exceptions.

Kate and Jen share actionable tips for filing robust petitions, navigating adjustment of status, preparing for interviews, and planning for long-term residency and naturalization.

Whether you're considering an EB-5 investment or already in the process, tune in for guidance to maximize your success before major program changes take effect.

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 of state AI regulations, and the importance of internal governance for developers and deployers of digital health and AI-enabled solutions.

Tune in for practical takeaways, risk mitigation insights, and a forward-looking perspective on how legal, compliance, and business leaders can stay ahead in the fast-moving digital health ecosystem.

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 favored for jury trials, the jurisdiction's approach to preliminary injunctions and summary judgment, and how its innovative handling of Section 101 invalidity challenges makes it the go-to venue for both patentees and accused infringers.

Whether you're choosing where to file a patent suit or seeking to defend against one, this episode offers actionable insights into why Delaware is redefining the landscape of big law patent litigation.

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 the budget process in an election year and share strategies for effective lobbying and client communication during the fast-paced session. Tune in for insights, practical perspectives, and a roadmap to the key issues and dynamics to watch during the 2026 Florida Legislative session.

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 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

Tune in!

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 developments in merger enforcement, including shifts in federal and state review processes, the rise of negotiated settlements, and the expanding role of states in merger oversight.

Their conversation also covers hot topics in antitrust litigation, such as algorithmic price-fixing, hub-and-spoke conspiracies, and the increased sophistication of the plaintiffs' bar.

Globally, they explore cross-border cooperation, evolving compliance strategies, and the importance of proactive risk management.

Tune in to gain practical insights into staying ahead of regulatory changes and maintaining robust antitrust compliance programs in today's fast-moving environment.

In this timely podcast episode of the Immigration Insights series, host Kate Kalmykov, co-chair of Greenberg Traurig's Global Immigration & Compliance Practice, sits down with Jason Rogers, Senior Partner at Newland Chase Advisory Services, to explore the dynamic landscape of global mobility and employee immigration.

Together, they discuss how technology, evolving visa regimes, and shifting international policies are transforming the way companies deploy talent across borders.

From the impact of recent US immigration changes and rising costs, to emerging "hot spots" like Poland, the Middle East, Asia, and Latin America, this episode provides a comprehensive overview of the opportunities and challenges facing employers in today's competitive race for global talent.

Jason and Kate also delve into the critical role of compliance, tax, local employment laws, and data protection, while considering how AI and digital innovation are shaping the future of workforce mobility. Whether you're an HR leader, legal professional, or business executive, this episode offers actionable insights into building business-friendly global mobility programs.

In this episode of the Big Law Redefined Podcast's GT Client Spotlight series, host Shomari Wade sits down with Earl Stafford, Jr., founder and CEO of Aperio Global.

Earl shares his journey from supporting his father's pioneering government contracting business to launching Aperio Global, a company involved in cyber operations, artificial intelligence, and cloud services for federal agencies and beyond.

The conversation explores Aperio's approach to solving complex technology challenges, the strategic focus with regard to both government and commercial sectors, and the leadership philosophy that prioritizes aligning passion with purpose.

Shomari and Earl discuss the evolving landscape of AI and data analytics, the significance of strategic collaborations (including Aperio's work with NVIDIA), and the future of work and technology for the next generation.

Earl also shares insights on talent development, organizational culture, and the personal challenges and rewards of leading a fast-growing, innovative company.

This episode is a must-listen for entrepreneurs, government contractors, and anyone interested in technology, leadership, and public service.

In this inaugural episode of the Delaware Miniseries on Greenberg Traurig's Big Law Redefined Podcast, host Samuel Moultrie is joined by fellow Greenberg Traurig Delaware shareholders Sarah Martin and Justin Mann to break down the most significant changes to Delaware corporate law in years.

The trio explores the sweeping 2025 amendments to Sections 144 and 220 of the Delaware General Corporation Law, focusing on the new safe harbors for conflicted transactions, the clarified definition of "controlling stockholder," and the streamlined process for shareholder books and records demands.

Listeners will gain critical insight into how these reforms—enacted via Senate Bill 21—reshape the standards for director, officer, and controlling stockholder transactions, move beyond the complexities of the "entire fairness" doctrine, and create greater certainty and efficiency for companies and their advisors.

The episode also covers the implications for litigation, insights on compliance, and the pending constitutional challenges to the new statute.

Whether you're a dealmaker, litigator, or in-house counsel, this episode is helpful in learning more about Delaware's evolving legal landscape.

In the latest podcast episode of the Immigration Insights Series, hosts Kate Kalmykov and Jennifer Hermansky, shareholders in Greenberg Traurig's Immigration & Compliance Practice, address the latest challenges and opportunities facing EB-5 investors and regional centers in 2025.

With the September 30, 2026 RIA grandfathering deadline approaching, a surge of investors are seeking to lock in the $800,000 minimum investment before anticipated changes.

The discussion covers the nuances of using loans—including third-party and affiliate financing—and the heightened scrutiny from USCIS on lawful sources of funds.

Kate and Jen also explore installment funding, outlining recent shifts in adjudication trends, aggressive denials, and best practices for documentation and investor preparedness.

The episode concludes with strategies for contesting denials, navigating appeals, and the broader implications for projects and regional centers.