Media Mentions
Law360 Bankruptcy Authority Quoted Benesch Partner Seth Kleinman on Large-Cap Restructuring Trends
December 8, 2025
Partner Seth Kleinman was featured in a recent Law360 article that explores the evolving landscape of large-cap corporate restructurings.
In the article, Seth Kleinman said “Chapter 11 debtors and case stakeholders have come to rely on the ‘opt-out’ release mechanism as a work around to Purdue, and now that option is foreclosed in the Southern District of New York.”
His perspective showcases Benesch’s extensive capabilities and strategic acumen in bankruptcy, restructuring, and creditor/debtor advisory matters — notably within the most complex, large-cap environments.
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LiveNOW from FOX Interviews Kevin Frankel on Charges Against U.S. Soldier Tied to $400K Polymarket Bet
Kevin Frankel, chair of Benesch’s State Attorneys General Practice Group, appeared on “LiveNOW” from FOX to explain that the defendant faces five federal charges, led by wire fraud, which carries a statutory maximum sentence of 20 years, along with charges for money laundering, commodities fraud, and misuse of nonpublic government information.
Benesch Partner Jonathan Todd Quoted in Law360 on Tariff Refund Litigation and Strategy
Jonathan Todd, vice chair of Benesch’s Transportation & Logistics Practice Group, was recently quoted in a Law360 article examining the complex legal battles emerging as companies, business partners, and consumers compete for refunds of $166 billion in tariffs invalidated by the U.S. Supreme Court, highlighting disputes over who is entitled to recover the money and how far litigation and regulatory scrutiny may extend.