Law.com interviews Bryan I. Reyhani on joining the firm and his decade of experience as a crypto lawyer, management consultant, and entrepreneur. Reyhani says he “anticipates rising demand for counsel among Lowenstein’s cryptocurrency clients as the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority regulate the industry through enforcement actions.” He also believes “Lowenstein’s crypto practice will see rising activity from entrepreneurs hoping to capitalize on the crypto winter.”

Jack Sidorov comments in Law360 on the antitrust implications of the proposed Kroger/Albertsons merger, noting that traditional antitrust review would focus on competitive overlap in specific local markets, but the FTC could “take a more aggressive stance and look at the increase in concentration nationally (or regionally).”