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Andrew Boutros was interviewed December 31st by the CBC News Network, "New York Times: Australian diplomat gave intel to Russia probe investigators."

As has been discussed many times in this space, the California General Corporation law purports to govern foreign corporations in a number of respects. One such provision is...

The anti-concurrent causation exclusion is finally beginning to enter the spotlight.

A practical review of the most common boilerplate contract provisions and how to turn even the most common provisions to a drafter's advantage.

The Business Programs Division is the largest division of the California Secretary of State's office. Each year, the Business Programs Division processes millions of business filings and information requests each year.

On January 16, 2015, the Court of Chancery adopted an amendment to Rule 170, which governs pro hac vice motions.

M&A comes with its own language, structures, and complexities. Our new M&A Spotlight series is designed to make them easier to navigate.

The SEC requested comments on a FINRA proposal to amend the Code of Arbitration Procedure for Customer Disputes, and the Code of Arbitration Procedure for Industry Disputes.

Partner Scott Toban presents a refresher course and in-depth analysis of each of the contract's sections.

This bulletin outlines several areas where the JPC disagrees with the Union’s interpretation of the 2013 Commercials Contract provisions.

When Elmhurst Group, a Pittsburgh-area developer, collected bids for a new mixed-use building starting last November, the price of the steel frame, roof and cladding panels for the $14-million project came in $382,000 higher than expected...

The Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs likely will be sending out advanced courtesy notifications, to establishments that have been selected to undergo a compliance evaluation during the upcoming scheduling cycle.

Two recent First Department decisions illuminate the veil-piercing doctrine's application in New York, specifically examining what constitutes sufficient "fraud or wrong" to justify disregarding corporate form for liability purposes. These rulings apply and refine the established two-prong test for veil-piercing, offering critical insights for commercial litigation practitioners navigating corporate liability questions.

Business owners contemplating the sale of their privately held company face numerous strategic and procedural questions. This comprehensive guidebook walks through the private company...

The restaurant industry is poised for a year of recovery and growth. Despite recent challenges such as inflation and rising costs, the sector is witnessing a resurgence in consumer spending and private equity interest.

Buyers and sellers are increasingly turning to creative deal structures as traditional full buyouts become less common.

The business community's growing preference for the LLC entity form over the traditional corporation and partnership forms has introduced a whole new set of planning issues for lawyers who counsel clients at the formation stage in preparing the new LLC's constitutional documents, including most importantly the operating agreement. READ MORE

On June 21, 2017, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit declined to follow the First Circuit's materiality standard for requiring the disclosure of interim financial documents in an SEC...