Firm News

Gould & Ratner was featured in a recent Chicago Lawyer article “Going Low: Gould & Ratner moves down for light, space and collaboration.” The article discusses the firm’s new and open floor plan, design strategy focused on collaboration and also features photos of the space. Read the full article here.

Gould & Ratner sponsored and attended Habitat for Humanity Chicago’s Benefit Breakfast at the Mid-America Club. This annual event brings together over 300 Chicagoans to reflect on the organization’s past accomplishments, and look ahead to the work that will continue to advance Habitat’s mission to build strength, stability and self-reliance. Speaker highlights included Matt Forte, former NFL running back and Chicago Bears player, as the keynote speaker.Learn more about Habitat for Humanity Chicago.

April 24, 2019 Fred Tannenbaum, a partner in Gould & Ratner’s Corporate Practice, presented April 24th to life science and healthcare marketing agency, CG Life on “A Primer on Confidentiality: Shh or Shazam.” His talk covered various types of confidential information, how loss of information can occur, as well as its consequences and best practices […]

April 17, 2019 John Marshall Law School Ilana Bley, an associate in Gould & Ratner’s Tax and Wealth Transfer Practice, recently participated in a Chicago Estate Planning Council (CEPC) panel at the John Marshall Law School. Topics discussed included the benefits of a career in estate planning, trust administration and tax planning, how law students […]

Eric Sparks was a guest lecturer on April 17 at Loyola University Chicago School of Law and presented on Construction Law and Mechanic Liens.

Fred Tannenbaum, a partner in Gould & Ratner’s Corporate Practice, was featured in a program during the 2019 LawExchange International Spring Conference that was held April 12-14 in Prague. As part of the program, Fred interviewed Eitan Israeli, Vice President and General Counsel of Wix Corporation, a NYSE-listed company based in Israel. Wix is a website builder whose platform is used by more than 150 million users in 190 countries.