In the wild west of token sales, that some refer to as "initial token offerings," on July 25, the SEC finally jumped into the fray and said . . . well, actually, not that much.

The Geneva-based Foundation for Art Law (Fondation pour le Droit de l'Art/FDA) is organizing next month the latest in its series of events under the rubric "Art Finance & Law."

These organizations have steadly put forth multiple events per year that stand out for their breadth and substance.

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Whether you are in-house counsel or external counsel, upon first hearing of a massive data breach affecting your client, your first reaction will likely be at least a twinge of panic. So first, take a deep breath and calm down.

Once upon a time, the United States federal income tax laws were largely about determining your federal taxable income and then calculating and paying the appropriate amount of income tax.

As mentioned in prior advisories, the Departments of Labor, Health and Human Services and Treasury have taken the position that employers cannot reimburse employees for the cost of individual health insurance policies (whether on a pre-tax or after-tax basis).

The mere possibility is not enough.

On December 8, 2015, the Second Circuit vacated the securities fraud conviction of former Jefferies & Co. trader Jesse Litvak.

I have not been able to manage it in years prior, but a bi-annual event is coming up soon that is well worth the visit for anyone in the vicinity.

Between 2010 and March 2015, SPOUTZ repeatedly sold works of art he falsely claimed were by well-known artists, using forged documents to convince buyers of the authenticity of those works.

The STAR Partnership congratulates New York leaders on enacting a policy that will increase investment and quality jobs in the state with the passage of S. 6615.

The Art Law Centre in Geneva, which has sponsored terrific events in the past, is holding another at the end of next month:the Second All Art and Cultural Heritage Law Conference. Registration is available now (before June 13) for what looks to be an engaging two days. From the program:

Recently, New York's influential intermediate appellate court, the Appellate Division, First Department, adopted Garner's formulation of the factors for the "fiduciary exception"...