Practitioners should be wary of continued reliance on Xlete, Inc. v. Willey to seek equitable jurisdiction in cases relating to release of escrowed funds.
A recent case adds clarity to the question of whether conflicts that require a law firm to assert a fraud-based claim on behalf of one client against another are waivable.
A Cayman Islands scheme of arrangement offers a court-supervised tool for companies and creditors allowing for varied restructuring solutions.
Creditors should ensure AI models used in credit decisions are sufficiently explainable to satisfy adverse action notice obligations under the ECOA and FCRA.
While most firms recognize law is a business, they may fail to appreciate the relationship nuances that help to attract and retain business. This article discusses key strategies.
Delaware LLCs should thoughtfully tailor members’ and managers’ information rights in their LLC agreement to prevent illegitimate information requests.
On Oct. 12, 2023, the last element of the EU Foreign Subsidies Regulation took effect. This article discusses the FSR and its significance for US companies.
Managing a client relationship in a way that makes a rate increase welcome is a nuanced skill; best practices are based in value delivery and communication.
For non-U.S. companies, qualifying as a foreign private issuer under the SEC’s rules has many benefits. This article discusses how FPI status is determined.
Be careful: Changes in corporate form like name changes and mergers can impact—or even eliminate—coverage under your company’s liability insurance policies.
This article provides an overview of key trends in M&A, discussing recent data on structural issues in deals, takeover defenses, cross border M&A, and more.
The U.S. Dept. of Commerce’s Commercial Law Development Program is teaming up with the Business Law Section to offer pro bono opportunities in commercial law reform.
Amendments to Connecticut’s Small Loan Lending and Related Activities Act took effect on Oct. 1. This article discusses their implications for a wide range of financial services providers.
This article explores women’s challenges, milestones, and future prospects in the legal profession, framed against the broader canvas of societal change.
When considering AI-powered legal tech, legal teams should pay attention to the tech’s privacy, use case, and workflow to address risks and ensure utility.
The Fed’s proposal would significantly lower the cap on interchange fees debit card issuers may charge for processing transactions—and automatically adjust it in the future.
Momentum for the legislation that became the Truth in Lending Act stalled for several years after a hearing was abruptly halted upon news of the tragedy.
Strong communication is the foundation of a good lawyer and client relationship. Here are some ways you can improve communication with your clients.
Though businesses may find it tempting to rebrand as “AI-powered,” they should be aware of the regulatory risks, especially as laws regarding AI multiply.
Recent amendments to the New Jersey Business Corporation Act mean a NJ corporation may finally convert to a NJ LLC and vice versa. This article offers a guide to the process.
Month-in-Brief update: SCOTUS to Hear Appeal in Suski v. Coinbase, First Circuit Upholds Application of Chevron Doctrine re: Federal Fishery Law, and more.
Month-in-Brief update: FTC Sues Amazon; Ohio Legalizes Adult-Use Cannabis; IRS Further Delays Form 1099-K Reporting Changes; and more, from banking law to tax law.
Month-in-Brief update: Delaware Supreme Court Affirms $600 Million Ruling against Energy Transfer in Williams Merger Fallout.
Month-in-Brief update: Italian Beneficial Ownership Disclosure Requirements Take Effect, New Zealand Steps Up Enforcement of Foreign Investment Rules, and more.
Month-in-Brief update: SAG-AFTRA’s Tentative AI Protections; Texas Hospital Associations and Hospitals File Claim against HHS Rules on Web-Tracking Technology.
Month-in-Brief update: Del. Court of Chancery Considers Breach of Contract Claims re: Alleged Diverting of New Deals Affecting Rollover Equity Holders, & more.
Month-in-Brief update: SEC Stays Share Repurchase Final Rule; PCAOB Updates Standard-Setting, Research, and Rulemaking Agenda; C&DIs on Pay vs. Performance Disclosures; & more.