Richard Manfredi is a Digital Content Specialist at Gibson Dunn. He covers a wide range of topics including law and legal affairs, litigation, finance, and the evolving fields of cryptocurrency and blockchain. His insights into commodities markets, derivatives, and cybersecurity have been featured in various platforms, showcasing his expertise in the intersection of finance and technology.
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By: Richard Manfredi
When a business resolution isn't possible, the choice of forum shapes everything that follows. This recorded webcast compares mediation, litigation, and arbitration across the factors that matter most — timing, cost, confidentiality, discovery, motion practice, and appellate rights — and compares the strategic advantages and trade-offs each path presents.
By: Richard Manfredi
From the Derivatives Practice Group: This week, the CFTC published a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking that proposes providing additional market clarity by expressly further defining the term “swap” to include event contracts.
This issue covers developments from July 1 through September 30, 2026. The third quarter was defined by merits rulings and closed with the Texas Attorney General opening an antitrust investigation into the ABA's law-school accreditation practices.
Join Gibson Dunn lawyers for a recorded session where they discuss critical attorney-client privilege and work product considerations at every stage of internal investigations, government investigations, and compliance reviews, including relevant emerging trends in AI and nuances of applicable law in key European jurisdictions.
By: Richard Manfredi
The IRS and Treasury have withdrawn part of the proposed regulations issued in 2016 under section 355. The withdrawn rules include the “per se” device test, under which a distribution generally would have been a device regardless of its business purpose. Although the withdrawal is welcome, it is less helpful than it might have been because the IRS and Treasury left in place a different proposed rule that would undercut a taxpayer's ability to use even a strong business purpose for separating nonbusiness assets from business assets as evidence of nondevice.
By: Richard Manfredi
In re Joseph Beard , No. 15-26-00136-CV – Decided October 15, 2026
This update provides key takeaways and an at-a-glance guide for each of the fund manager categories now available.
Join Gibson Dunn partners for legal, practical, and other important guidance to proactively protect executives—from mitigating the risks arising from a criminal or regulatory investigation to FBI raids to filed charges—and learn about the latest developments in a rapidly changing landscape in this recorded session.
By: Richard Manfredi
From the Derivatives Practice Group: This week, the CFTC's Innovation Task Force released the agenda for the inaugural Frontier Forum on Super Intelligence.
By: Richard Manfredi
This recorded webcast examines constitutional challenges to state and local laws, with a focus on First Amendment constraints on government regulation. Drawing on Gibson Dunn's recent Second Circuit victory for DoorDash and other delivery platforms challenging New York City's Customer Data Law, the panel will discuss mandated disclosures and other compelled speech, and local laws that impair contracts, impose price caps, or single out disfavored industries for special burdens.
