On May 10, 2016, the United States Treasury Department issued proposed regulations that would require information reporting by certain foreign-owned single member U.S. limited liability companies ("LLCs") and grantor trusts.

A request for unanimous consent made on Wednesday, December 9th in the Senate to a bill that would allow Puerto Rico to declare bankruptcy was unsuccessful.

In The Williams Cos., Inc. v. Energy Transfer Equity, L.P., et al., the Delaware Supreme Court has held that the buyer (Energy Transfer Equity, or "ETE") was not liable for breach of a merger agreement with Williams.

We are pleased to share with our readers the Hughes Hubbard Bankruptcy Year-End Review for 2017. We thank our friends for entrusting us ...

We are pleased to share with our readers Hughes Hubbard’s 2013 Bankruptcy Review.

Courts have continued to rule on the appropriate treatment in bankruptcy of a tax refund pursuant to a tax-sharing agreement (TSA) that is silent on how the refund should be treated in a bankruptcy proceeding.

Continuing a string of decisions interpreting tax-sharing arrangements, the Third Circuit recently held that under California law, a tax-sharing arrangement unambiguously created a debtor-creditor relationship and did not create an agency relationship or a trust relationship.

The revised Hart-Scott-Rodino (HSR) rules issued by the Federal Trade Commission this October will go into effect on Feb. 10, 2025.

Two new Hughes Hubbard partners will share their expertise in finance and antitrust during Hughes Hubbard’s 5th annual Latin America seminar, "Profiting from the Global Recovery in Latin America."

On June 17, the peer-reviewed journal Heart, co-published by the British Cardiovascular Society, published a systematic review and meta-analysis by researchers...

This week the Small Business Administration issued guidance regarding how to calculate the maximum first and second draw loans available to a business under the Paycheck Protection Program.

On March 21, the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) adopted an interim rule eliminating the beneficial ownership information (BOI) reporting requirements...

On Dec. 26, a merits panel of the Fifth Circuit vacated a motions panel's Dec. 23 grant of the government's motion to stay the district court's nationwide preliminary injunction of the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA)...

April 4, 2022 – This week, Hughes Hubbard released the first episode of All Things Investigations, the firm's new podcast produced in conjunction with the Compliance Podcast Network.

This week the Small Business Administration clarified the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) requirement that a PPP loan applicant not be involved in a bankruptcy at the time it applies for a PPP loan.

Under the new regulations, ISPs would be required to obtain their customers' consent before sharing certain personal information, including with third party online marketers and advertisers.

A case pending before the Supreme Court, discussed by the Washington Post January 15, shows the importance for employers to not only draft strong technology use policies but also to strictly enforce such policies according to their written terms.

March 2018 – In 2017, the results we achieved for our clients have never been more impressive.

We hope you and your families are staying well during these unprecedented times. The disruptions to personal ...

The government spending bill passed by Congress on December 23 includes several antitrust measures. The most notable of these makes significant changes to pre-merger notification filing fees...