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On June 25, 2018, the Supreme Court held that a contractual provision between American Express ("Amex")

Partner Alexandra Baj and associate Ryan Pereira, co-authored an article published in Issue 31 of Export Compliance Manager...

As previously reported, on March 21, 2022, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC") proposed amendments to Regulations S-K and S-X that would require registrants to provide...

The U.S. Senate confirmed Isabel Guzman as Administrator of the Small Business Administration ("SBA") by a bipartisan vote of 81-17.

Corporate partner Ronald M. Feiman's article "Valuation Issues for Registered Investment Company Directors – Recent Developments and Surprises" appeared in the Summer 2016, Issue Two of Voltaire Advisors.

Presenter, Association of Corporate Counsel, National Capital Region—Nonprofits & Associations Committee and ACC Nonprofits Network, 2022 Nonprofits and Associations Conference...

The John L. Weinberg Center for Corporate Governance of the University of Delaware recently put on a great program with two very timely and important presentations.

On this episode of Kelley Drye's Legal Download, Senior Associate Courtney Kleshinski and Special Counsel Shanin Farmer will discuss NASDAQ's Diversity Proposal, approved by the SEC in August 2021...

A dispute in Georgia may turn on the question of whether a corporation is equivalent to an LLC. As reported, Palmetto Pipeline Company LLC is challenging the denial of its ability to put in a pipeline and, in connection therewith, exercise the power of eminent domain.

You need to think about the economic terms. It's critical to be sure the economics reflect the value you expect to be placed on your company. You should also look at the legal terms and market norms.

At a recent program, S.E.C. Speaks, Chair White noted that the Commission continues to move forward to complete rulemakings required under the JOBS Act related to exempt offerings.

Jane Norberg, partner in the firm's Securities & Enforcement practice and former Chief of the SEC's Office of the Whistleblower, offers new considerations for the "Social" aspects of ESG.

John's post reminded me of my own post about six years ago questioning whether the SEC was confused about who solicits proxies.

The many California laws are intended to protect borrowers. The California Financing Law, for example, provides that it is to be liberally construed to, among other things, "protect borrowers against unfair practices by some lenders, having due regard for the interests of legitimate and scrupulous lenders".

Last month, I wrote about the potential impact of the enactment of SB 260 (Wiener & Stern) on small businesses.

In celebration of Women's History Month, Buchanan's CDIO Lloyd Freeman hosted a virtual fireside chat with Pennsylvania State Representative Joanna E. McClinton.

On episode 18 of the Harvard Law Entrepreneurship Project (HLEP) Podcast, Jason Kent, partner and co-chair of Cooley's public companies practice, discusses what it's like to advise...