Reavis Page Jump LLP

08/20/2026

Our offices are located right in the heart of the Flatiron District, surrounded by one of New York City’s most historic and recognizable neighborhoods. At the center of it, sits the iconic Flatiron building itself.

While currently surrounded by black netting and scaffolding, read more about the history of the Flatiron building and the long-awaited removal of the black netting and scaffolding, here on our website:

Our offices are located right in the heart of the Flatiron District, surrounded by one of New York City’s most historic and recognizable neighborhoods. At the center of it, sits the iconic Flatiron building itself. Originally designed by Daniel Burnham and completed in 1902 as the Fuller Building,...

08/12/2026

Reavis Page Jump LLP is proud to share that its Managing Partner, Helen D. (Heidi) Reavis, has been recognized in Crain’s New York Business Notable Leaders in Accounting, Consulting and Law 2026!

The 97 honorees selected for this honor include leaders whose work spans some of New York’s most prominent companies and industries, including Ms. Reavis, whose work reflects the firm’s longstanding role in advising clients on complex employment and litigation matters and media law.

Ms. Reavis was also recognized for her unique contributions to the production of successful law-related documentary films, television series and media influencing social policy and public health, outreach and legislation, earning her many coveted production accolades including an Emmy Award and a Peabody Award (broadcasting Pulitzer), and for her continuous influential non-profit board involvement.

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Heidi Reavis, managing partner at Reavis Page Jump, is one of Crain's New York Business Notable Leaders in Accounting, Consulting and Law 2026.

08/04/2026

Reavis Page Jump LLP proudly congratulates our friend and client of long-standing, Sonny Vaccaro and his family, on the successful return of the legendary ABCD Camp. After a 20-year hiatus, ABCD Camp returned July 29–August 2, 2026, at The PHHacility in Phoenix, Arizona, where some of the nation's top boys' and girls' high school basketball prospects gathered to compete before coaches, scouts, and basketball leaders from across the country.

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Tracy McGrady mentors the next generation at the legendary ABCD camp.

07/16/2026

RPJ’s Alice K. Jump was quoted in MLex discussing Mobley v. Workday and how AI hiring litigation is expanding beyond algorithmic bias to include questions of accountability, oversight, and the potential liability of AI vendors and employers.

Read the full article here: https://www.mlex.com/mlex/articles/2500569/beyond-bias-the-expanding-legal-risks-around-ai-hiring-tools

06/18/2026

Alice K. Jump was recently quoted in an HR Brew article regarding employer responses to controversial employee online speech. “We always advise clients to have a politically neutral policy regarding social media. If it’s disruptive, and if the posts are discriminatory or inappropriate in a sort of sexual or discriminatory way, then they can be regulated,” Ms. Jump said.

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Hundreds of people were fired for posting about Kirk’s killing on social media. Some have successfully brought claims against their ex-employer.

06/10/2026

Supporting organizations that champion powerful storytelling is deeply important to RPJ, which is why we are proud to sponsor DC/DOX Festival 2026, taking place June 11-14.

DC/DOX continues to create a vital space for dialogue, discovery, and engagement through films that highlight complex issues, challenge perspectives, and inspire meaningful conversations. We are honored to be part of a festival that showcases diverse and thought-provoking documentaries while celebrating the filmmakers behind them.

Congratulations to the DC/DOX team, participating filmmakers, and all those who make this remarkable festival possible!

Learn more here: https://dcdoxfest.com/

06/08/2026

A huge congratulations to RPJ client Viridiana Lieberman on Netflix’s acquisition of “Jean-Michel,” the acclaimed new documentary she directed with Quinn Whitney Wilson.

Fresh off its recent Tribeca premiere, the film explores the life and legacy of Jean-Michel Basquiat, the groundbreaking Neo-Expressionist artist whose work transformed the contemporary art world and established him as one of the most influential cultural figures of the twentieth century. Drawing from never-before-seen archives and the voices of those who knew him best, “Jean-Michel” offers a rare and intimate portrait of the artist behind the icon. Produced with the participation of Basquiat’s family, the film reexamines his enduring impact through a deeply personal lens.

Congratulations to Viri and the entire filmmaking team on this exciting achievement!

Click here to learn more about the film and the team behind it: https://tribecafilm.com/films/jean-michel-2026

06/04/2026

In Alice K. Jump and Lucia Mead’s latest article, which builds on their previous analysis of the Second Circuit’s landmark 2025 decision in Flores v. N.Y. Football Giants, they examine the U.S. Supreme Court’s refusal to hear the NFL’s appeal, the resulting path forward for Brian Flores’ discrimination claims in federal court, and the broader implications for employers relying on arbitration agreements that may be viewed as lacking a truly neutral forum.

Read the full article, link in bio.

05/28/2026

In Hannah R. Brefeld and Lucia Mead’s latest article, they describe how the U.S. Center for SafeSport was created in response to systemic failures in U.S. Olympic sports exposed by the Larry Nassar abuse scandal. Hannah and Lucia explain how SafeSport operates as an independent disciplinary body that investigates and sanctions misconduct in amateur athletics, while giving athletes a clearer path to report abuse and hold perpetrators accountable within sport.

Read more on our website.

05/27/2026

The 2026 Tribeca Festival lineup is here, and we’re proud to celebrate an outstanding slate of RPJ clients premiering this year.

From “Born Melo,” a moving documentary on Carmelo Anthony’s legacy and his son’s emerging basketball journey, to “Kids Like Me,” “Haunting of Pennhurst,” “Jean-Michel,” and “Bang My Box: The Robin Byrd Story,” these films span powerful documentary storytelling, cultural portraiture, and bold narrative vision.

We’re honored to support the filmmakers and creative teams behind these projects as they bring their work to Tribeca this June.

To read more and get links to tickets, click the link in bio.