Practices

In a complex regulatory environment, we help you navigate evolving consumer protection rules and mitigate the threat of government investigation and consumer or competitor challenges.

From merger clearances to price-fixing allegations, Kelley Drye’s Antitrust team helps our clients close important deals, comply with complex rules, and resolve investigations and disputes.

For companies in financial distress, restructuring through a bankruptcy may be the right move. But for creditors, landlords, vendors, and other stakeholders, a bankruptcy can create uncertainty and present unique challenges.

Whether forming a new entity, raising capital, or structuring a transformational deal, we help your business prosper.

We're focused on helping you create value by managing workplace issues, motivating talented employees, and resolving disputes skillfully.

The landscape of environmental law changes every day. Kelley Drye’s environmental team can help you navigate challenging regulatory, compliance, and enforcement matters.

In Washington, change is constant. Participating in the legislative and regulatory process can have major benefits for your business.

We take a whole-business approach to building and protecting our clients’ intellectual property.

To remain competitive in today’s global market, companies need an international trade team with recognized insight, hard-won experience, and a deep understanding of business operations.

Kelley Drye can be trusted to take on matters ranging from bet-the-company trials and arbitrations to delicate negotiations with intractable adversaries.

Your business—and your competitive edge—depend on data. But how your business navigates through changing expectations and laws around privacy can mean the difference between finding new opportunities and facing significant legal exposure. We help you cut through the noise to what matters.

With a balanced approach that offers deep experience to borrowers and lenders alike, real estate law is at the heart of what we do at Kelley Drye.

State attorneys general have the authority to investigate and litigate across various industries and issues, establishing and enforcing standards for business practices, consumer protection, and public health and safety. Their actions can create major opportunities—and challenges—for businesses across the country.