#BusinessLawToday | The proposed amendments to the LLC Act and LP Act would, among other things, confirm the ability of LLC and LP operating agreements to establish series that are not protected series or registered series, and of LLCs and … https://t.co/YLDnxE0k05
Courts are divided on whether debtor franchisees may assume franchise agreements, key assets in their bankruptcy cases, over franchisors’ objections. https://t.co/CTULufmYpx
The FDA’s shift to publishing letters denying drug and device applications raises the stakes for public companies navigating SEC disclosure obligations. https://t.co/8HKa3lDP2l
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This first episode focuses on the first days after the shocking discovery that the Madoff multi-billion-dollar investment enterprise was a complete fraud. https://t.co/veEfpC7VPt
EPA’s recommendations on cyber threats in U.S. drinking water and wastewater systems create a baseline for diligence, budgeting, and compliance planning. https://t.co/In2jZLjc35
#BusinessLawToday | The groundbreaking AI regulation law survived a dramatic special legislative session in August with its implementation delayed by four months but its substance intact.
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#BusinessLawToday | Could a policy placing more funding decisions in the hands of California taxpayers mitigate issues that have affected the state’s financial stability? Read this year’s third-place winning paper from the Section’s … https://t.co/e4Kbh0RmxX
Law firms and legal departments are prime targets for cyberattacks, but many firms still rely on outdated defenses that leave critical gaps unprotected. https://t.co/dx5qJI4s9G
Special Committees serve a crucial governance function, but their efficacy depends on appointing the right directors and establishing a thoughtful process.
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Courts may award patent infringement damages in the form of recovery for lost profits, reasonable royalties, and treble damages for willful infringement. https://t.co/7aG0XrGys1
Part IV: Delaware M&A damages law imposes four limitations on the recoverability of DIV Damages: foreseeability; certainty; avoidability; and no windfall. https://t.co/zsS2kn1tSy
Tricolor Auto Acceptance’s bankruptcy filing highlights collateral-related risks for lenders, calling attention to practices and controls in four key areas. https://t.co/AZncNnTzAx
Audit committees’ responsibilities continue to grow, as core financial oversight obligations become more complex and new areas are added to their purview. https://t.co/GvuAf06TIf
Conducting defensible and effective internal investigations in a nonprofit requires care at each stage, from the preliminary assessment to the final report. https://t.co/J9wU9jsSAS
Two federal court rulings emphasized businesses using AI tools are liable for copyright infringement in their outputs, highlighting compliance risks. https://t.co/t7ai96Zijl
Don’t miss this sneak preview of the 2025 Private Target Mergers & Acquisitions Deal Points Study, the preeminent study of M&A transactions. https://t.co/76tlPFwZMy
Part III: Understand key issues in establishing breach, loss, and proximate cause for representation and warranty insurance claims for DIV damages. https://t.co/9LIHqneHmn
A well-drafted LC from a strong, reliable local issuer can provide you with valuable credit support; a poorly drafted LC may leave you unpaid. https://t.co/ChqkmdatIE
The SEC’s stance on loans as securities under the Investment Company Act raises particular difficulties for companies with intercompany loans in place. https://t.co/6JB9wZuZzf