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Hudson Hill Capital Creates Fusion Transport, A New Logistics Platform
June 21, 2019
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DC VelocityBenesch represented Global Transport Logistics, Inc. (“GTLi”) in its merger with Am Trans Expedite, Inc. and acquisition by Hudson Hill Capital to form Fusion Transport, a new logistics platform. The Benesch team was led by Richard Plewacki and included Ira Kaplan, Michael Mozes, Kelly Mulrane and Cheryl Donahue. Full press release can be found here.
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Benesch Partners Kevin Frankel, Holly Gross and Managing Associate Bianca Smith Publish Law360 Article on Senate Ban on Prediction Market Trading
Kevin Frankel, partner and chair of the firm’s State Attorneys General practice group, along with Holly Gross, Partner, and Bianca Smith, Managing Associate, has published an article in Law360. The article, titled “Big Issues Linger After Senate Prediction Market Trading Ban.”
Bloomberg Law Quotes Benesch Partner William Walsh on CFTC Resource Strain Amid Expanding Role
Benesch Partner William Walsh was quoted in a recent Bloomberg Law article titled “CFTC’s Ex-Leaders Doubt It Can Juggle Crypto, Prediction Markets.” The article examines the CFTC’s rapid expansion into overseeing prediction markets and potentially becoming the primary U.S. crypto regulator under new legislation, even as the agency faces steep staffing losses and limited funding.
Benesch Partner Michael Vatis Interviews with NewsNation on U.S.–Iran Conflict and the Strait of Hormuz
Michael Vatis, partner in the firm’s Litigation and Data Privacy & Cybersecurity Practice Groups and founding head of the FBI’s computer crime and infrastructure protection program, was recently interviewed by NewsNation for the story, “Trump and Xi discuss Strait of Hormuz and Iran conflict.”
Benesch Partner Kevin Frankel Quoted in Law.com on Prediction Markets Regulatory Battle
Law.com recently quoted Kevin Frankel, a partner at Benesch and chair of the firm’s State Attorneys General Practice Group, in an in‑depth examination of the growing legal conflict over prediction markets, highlighting the unresolved tension between federal regulation and state authority over sports-related event contracts.