In this podcast, Eric Shnell, the founder of Craitor, developer of a ruggedized 3D printer for military use.

Last week New York Governor Andrew Cuomo signed the Nonprofit Revitalization Act of 2013 into law, triggering the first overhaul of the New York Not-for-Profit Corporation Law in over 40 years.

Dan DeWolf talks with Vince Molinari on FINTECH.TV about the state of the venture capital markets and why Congress needs to look at some "common sense" legislation that will help drive the economy.

Last Friday, the SEC re-opened the comment period on its climate disclosures rule--"The Enhancement and Standardization of Climate-Related Disclosures for Investors"...

Stephen Gulotta discusses the key elements in a purchase agreement.

SEC Chairman Gensler, in a set of prepared remarks before the Investor Advisory Committee that focused on cryptocurrency, nonetheless availed himself of the opportunity to once again...

In a first-of-its kind enforcement action, the SEC fined an alternative data provider for the mobile app industry and its former CEO for misrepresentations and misuse of confidential data.

On November 10, 2014, the SEC announced a settlement with Eureeca Capital SPC, which is a crowdinvesting portal incorporated in the Cayman Islands.

Stephen Gulotta discusses the importance of advance planning in the sale of privately held companies.

Entrepreneurs are generally asked to give up some degree of control over their start-up, exchanging equity in their company for cash.

The SEC’s whistleblower program offers awards of 10%-30% of the money collected where a whistleblower provides high-quality, original information.

What is ESG? Learn more from Jen Rubin, Member of Employment, Labor and Benefits Section at Mintz and co-lead of the firm's ESG Practice Group. Jen leverages her experience advising corporate boards on social and governance issues.

Peter Chavkin, Chair, White Collar Criminal Defense and Corporate Compliance & Internal Investigations Practices

Last week, I attended a conference organized by the illustrious Broc Romanek of TheCorporateCounsel.net, whose blog and website provide untold amounts of useful, practical and timely guidance to securities practitioners.

Bridget Rohde discusses corporate criminal liability for the actions of employees and how companies can protect themselves.

For insights into how Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) enforcement is creeping into the pharmaceutical and medical device manufacturer arena, see this article, which I co-authored with Paul Pelletier, former principal deputy chief of the Criminal Division’s Fraud Section at the Department of Justice (DOJ).

Dan Pascucci of Mintz Levin's Litigation Practice discusses the importance of selecting the appropriate venue when pursuing assets that have been fraudulently moved across international borders.

Fiduciary News recently featured insights from Of Counsel Michelle Capezza examining how 401(k) plans are evolving amid a broader shift toward corporate paternalism in retirement planning.

The core policy goals of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, on which there is near universal consensus, are threefold: expand health care coverage; increase the quality of medical outcomes, and reduce costs.

Andrew Bernstein explains the rationale behind requiring management teams of recently acquired companies to reinvest a portion of their own capital into the new venture.