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The High Court of Justice, based on The Strand in central London, recently handed down a ground-breaking decision.
New York Law School Professor Arthur S. Leonard covered the recent consumer bankruptcy decision regarding a same-sex couple from New York State.
If Adam Smith is right, corporations which enjoy the most protection form the government should shoulder the biggest tax burden, Then, naturally, the richest individuals should follow closely behind.
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U.S. Senators Dick Durbin (D-IL), Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) and Al Franken (D-MN) joined U.S.
Ex-NFL Player and Pro Bowler's plea to bankruptcy fraud is a good reminder: don't file for bankruptcy unless you can be completely honest about everything you owe and own.
The rifle range is different in Nevada. The target is MERS.
SEC Proposes Bad Actor Disqualifications
Last week, the SEC proposed rules to implement Section 926 of Dodd-Frank's requirements to disqualify "bad actors" from issuing securities pursuant to Rule 506 of Regulation D. (Rule 506 of Regulation D permits sales of an unlimited amount of s
SEC Proposes Bad Actor Disqualifications
Last week, the SEC proposed rules to implement Section 926 of Dodd-Frank's requirements to disqualify "bad actors" from issuing securities pursuant to Rule 506 of Regulation D. (Rule 506 of Regulation D permits sales of an unlimited amount of s
Last week, the SEC proposed rules to implement Section 926 of Dodd-Frank's requirements to disqualify "bad actors" from issuing securities pursuant to Rule 506 of Regulation D. (Rule 506 of Regulation D permits sales of an unlimited amount
CII and Other Activists Target Compensation Committees Independence in SEC Proposed Rule
The deadline for comments about the SEC proposed rules regarding compensation committees has passed, with 54 submissions sent. While many commenters support the approach of directing the listing exchanges to adopt independence standards for com
CII and Other Activists Target Compensation Committees Independence in SEC Proposed Rule
The deadline for comments about the SEC proposed rules regarding compensation committees has passed, with 54 submissions sent. While many commenters support the approach of directing the listing exchanges to adopt independence standards for com