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Chadbourne conducts regular training sessions for young lawyers on issues that come up in project finance transactions. The following is the transcript from a training session last fall on environmental issues that need to be covered during the due diligence phase of a project.

As the economy gains momentum, industries are becoming more confident in the future and are looking to execute the growth strategies they put aside during the recession. Part of these growth strategies inevitably will be acquisition strategies, and some business owners are realizing that the time may be fast approaching to exit the businesses they have developed.

Aurelia Edwards, co-founder and general partner of Edin Capital, discusses her transition from startup founder to venture capital fund manager and explains why not every startup should pursue unicorn status. She shares insights on supporting founders with investment strategies that align with their actual business goals rather than forcing them into a Silicon Valley mold, while emphasizing the importance of understanding regional markets and generating both financial returns and community impact.

Overseas factories offer attractive pricing, but their incentives rarely match yours. Their priority is volume and machine utilization. Your priorities are reliability, risk management...

The following summarizes recent legal developments of note affecting the mutual fund/investment management industry.

Join hosts Jessica Stewart and Lauren Russell as they sit down with Natalie Dallavalle, in-house commercial counsel at PSE&G and former Lowenstein attorney, for an intimate conversation about navigating career transitions.

Corporate in-house counsel are challenged to do more with less in this highly regulated post-Enron, post-9/11 period.

A fundamental premise in analyzing trademark and copyright issues in merger and acquisition transactions is the importance of due diligence. An investor seeking to maximize the value of a transaction should conduct robust due diligence to determine the risks and benefits associated with the assets to be acquired.

The subprime mortgage market consists of loans to borrowers with high credit risk, and the mechanisms that have evolved to originate, service, and finance those loans. While this market has existed since the early 1980s, it was not until the mid-1990s that the growth of the subprime industry gained significant momentum.

The 2018 California legislative session was another busy year with numerous employment-related bill signed into law.

This paper develops a proposal to test market pay-per-view events, generating data to be used to estimate how customer and attraction attributes affect customer willingness to pay. After developing a theoretical foundation for this pricing analysis, we apply it to a test case where an event was sold by REQUEST TV at two prices in two markets.