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Jeffrey Eilender recently spoke to Business Insider about the legal implications of Spotify executive and sports media personality Bill Simmons’ admission that he used a proxy to place NFL futures bets on his behalf.   Read More

On Sept. 2, 2026, The New York Post spoke with Alexander Wentworth-Ping, Counsel at Schlam Stone & Dolan, on the legal rules governing government surveillance and the unauthorized disclosure of nonpublic investigative information, following a demand by counsel for former United States Representative Eric Swalwell that the government investigate leaks concerning his case. Read More

Joshua Wurtzel recently spoke to TheWrap and TechCrunch about Meta’s groundbreaking $18 billion settlement with bipartisan state attorneys general over claims that its platforms knowingly addicted underage users. Read More

Jeffrey M. Eilender, Schlam Stone and Dolan’s co-managing partner, was recently quoted in Bloomberg Law about the conflict between the CFTC, on one hand, and state AG’s and private plaintiff class actions, on the other, in regulating the prediction markets on sporting events. The CFTC says its regulations permitting such bets even in states forbidding online gambling preempt state law. But the AG’s and now class action plaintiffs say that the CFTC has overreached, and such sports prediction marketing can be outlawed under the states’ traditional regulation of gambling. Mr. Eilender’s quote is in the attached Bloomberg article. Read More

On August 14, 2026, Schlam Stone and Dolan Partner Joshua Wurtzel was featured as a legal commentator on Entertainment Tonight, providing analysis on a new suit brought by investors against Selena Gomez, her mother, and mental-health startup Wondermind. Read More