Thought Leadership
Shareholders, particularly those holding majority interests, have fiduciary responsibilities to the company as well as to minority shareholders. Additionally, these […]
For decades, plaintiffs have been able to allege that defendants were subject to general personal jurisdiction in New York because […]
The U.S. Bankruptcy Code, enacted in 1978, was not designed to handle today’s complex financial markets, credit and derivative products […]
While more than one-quarter of respondents to a recent Deloitte poll said they experienced supply chain fraud, waste or abuse […]
If a proposed merger or acquisition raises competitive issues, reviewing agencies will issue a request for additional information about the […]
Respected corporations often see a government search warrant as a disaster that happens to hardened wrongdoers, but the circumstances leading […]
Under the Supreme Court’s 1992 decision in Quill v. North Dakota, a retailer is not required to collect sales taxes […]
A New Hampshire federal court’s decision to strike down a state ban on taking selfies with a marked voting ballot […]
She has thrown out fishy plea deals, once called efforts by the feds to deport a former Mexican official unconstitutional […]
Boston Globe tech columnist Hiawatha Bray doesn’t quite get around to calling it that, although he quotes a critic who […]
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