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Over 60 of the Nation’s Leading Law Firms Respond to Investment Company Act Lawsuits Targeting the SPAC Industry
Over 60 of the nation’s leading law firms issued a joint statement in response to recently filed shareholder derivative lawsuits asserting that SPACs are investment companies under the Investment Company Act of 1940.
Over 60 of the Nation’s Leading Law Firms Respond to Investment Company Act Lawsuits Targeting the SPAC Industry
The Class Action Chronicle
In this edition, we examine the development of motions to strike class allegations, focusing on recent court recognition of using this option at the pleading stage when class certification is unrealistic, which can prevent time-consuming and costly litigation.
The Class Action Chronicle
Over 60 of the nation’s leading law firms issued a joint statement in response to recently filed shareholder derivative lawsuits asserting that SPACs are investment companies under the Investment Company Act of 1940.
Over 60 of the Nation’s Leading Law Firms Respond to Investment Company Act Lawsuits Targeting the SPAC Industry
In this edition, we examine the development of motions to strike class allegations, focusing on recent court recognition of using this option at the pleading stage when class certification is unrealistic, which can prevent time-consuming and costly litigation.
The Class Action Chronicle
Companies generally will be allowed to require employees to return to the office or other facility and to mandate vaccinations and/or testing. But they will need to observe state and federal laws, apply their rules evenhandedly and be alert to permitted exceptions.
Four Questions on Directors’ Minds as the World Returns to Work
The Biden Administration's “Green Book” proposals would significantly increase tax burdens on corporate and individual taxpayers and make sweeping changes to the international tax regime.
Biden Administration’s Green Book Proposes Significant Changes to Tax Regime
Four Questions on Directors’ Minds as the World Returns to Work
Companies generally will be allowed to require employees to return to the office or other facility and to mandate vaccinations and/or testing. But they will need to observe state and federal laws, apply their rules evenhandedly and be alert to permitted exceptions.
Four Questions on Directors’ Minds as the World Returns to Work
Biden Administration’s Green Book Proposes Significant Changes to Tax Regime
The Biden Administration's “Green Book” proposals would significantly increase tax burdens on corporate and individual taxpayers and make sweeping changes to the international tax regime.
Biden Administration’s Green Book Proposes Significant Changes to Tax Regime
Upcoming Speaking Engagements
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American Constitution Society 2021 SCOTUS PreviewSeptember 21, 2021
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American Conference Institute 37th FDA Boot CampSeptember 29-30, 2021
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Analytics and Machine Learning for E-Discovery and InvestigationsOctober - December 2021
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Corporate Political Activities 2021: Complying With Campaign Finance, Lobbying and EthicsOctober 12-13, 2021