Article
Published 01/27/2022
Services Corporate | Securities Transactions and Regulations
Alert
Published 01/25/2022
Services Antitrust
On January 24, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) announced its annual update to the Hart-Scott-Rodino (HSR) filing thresholds. The new thresholds were published in the Federal Register on January 24 and will take effect 30 days after publication. Therefore, they will apply to all closings which occur on or after February 23, 2022, (see below) and will remain in effect until the next annual change in early 2023. See Federal Register: Revised Jurisdictional Thresholds for Section 7A of the Clayton Act. What You Need to Know Are you involved in a merger, acquisition or other similar business...
Article
Published 01/21/2022
Industries Real Estate
Blog Post
Published 01/20/2022
By Annie D. Rosenthal
Blog Post
Published 01/18/2022
By Jason Tremblay, Alexander Reich
Blog Post
Published 01/18/2022
By Donald A. Rea
Article
Published 01/16/2022
Industries Real Estate
Alert
Published 01/14/2022
Industries Condominium and Community Associations
For many years, associations and their managers have responded to questionnaires from mortgage lenders that seek information about the condominium association to help the lender determine whether a loan to a unit owner or buyer will meet Fannie Mae’s requirements for federally guaranteed loans. What You Need to Know: Fannie Mae updates eligibility requirements for community association loans Managers and boards should expect questions about structural issues, significant deferred maintenance and unsafe conditions during sales Associations should expect lenders to ask whether at least 10...
Article
Published 01/14/2022
Services Bankruptcy and Restructuring
Alert
Published 01/14/2022
This month’s Friday Five covers cases relating to: (1) whether a plaintiff may be entitled to AD&D benefits when their spouse died of an illegal drug overdose; (2) when a plaintiff can supplement the administrative record with medical records that post-date the final benefit decision; (3) whether summary judgment is the proper mechanism for cases involving de novo review and disputes of material fact; (4) whether a preexisting condition exclusion applies when questions exist as to the plaintiff’s date of hire and start of coverage; and (5) whether an insurer can deny LTD benefits based on...
Article
Published 01/13/2022
Industries Higher Education
Services Labor and Employment
Article
Published 01/12/2022
Industries Cannabis Law
Services Labor and Employment
Videos
Published 01/11/2022
Services : Emerging Company and Entrepreneur Services
In this episode of “The Entrepreneur Advisor,” Steven Malitz continues his Top 20 Countdown of the best negotiation tips for businesses, with tips 8 and 9: “Get the other side to invest time” and “Select the negotiation location.”
Article
Published 01/07/2022
Article
Published 01/07/2022
Services Class Actions
Last year, the Eleventh Circuit handed down a ruling that will have ramifications for future class actions in which the plaintiff is purposefully avoiding federal jurisdiction under the Class Action Fairness Act (CAFA) by styling his or her claim as one for declaratory relief. In Mack v. U.S.A.A. Casualty Ins. Co. , the plaintiff sued U.S.A.A. in Florida state court on behalf of himself and a putative class, alleging that U.S.A.A.’s use of a third-party valuation tool to calculate the value of his totaled car violated Florida law and breached his insurance policy. The plaintiff asserted...
Blog Post
Published 01/07/2022
By Jeffrey S. Glaser
