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A secured creditor sought a court determination that it had valid perfected liens on the assets.

With COVID-19 cases on the rise in the United States, some hospitals have faced shortages of FDA-approved drug products used to treat the disease.

Partners of private equity funds and other investment partnerships should take notice of recent Delaware court decisions that have created some uncertainty over whether Delaware limited liability company managers owe "default" fiduciary duties.

On July 3, FedEx Ground drivers won summary judgment in their misclassification lawsuit brought against the global courier company under the Massachusetts Independent Contractor Act.

This past month, a number of cases were decided by the courts involving misclassification of employees as independent contractors, but there were no regulatory or legislative actions of note

The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority has announced it will be looking closely at potential conflicts of interest and financial incentives tied to the sales of complex financial products by major brokerages.

After a chapter 7 trustee sold assets of the debtor in a bankruptcy sale, he sought to dismiss various pending appeals involving the sold assets.

The debtor objected to an amended proof of claim filed by its landlord, arguing that the claim exceeded the statutory limit.

Prior to bankruptcy the debtor vacated leased space before the end of the lease term. The landlord filed a proof of claim in the bankruptcy.

First American Title Insurance Company contended that an individual debtor should not receive a discharge for several mortgage loans based on false statements he made in connection with obtaining the loans.

The most critical hurdle for a debtor in the path toward emerging from bankruptcy is the debtor’s ability to file, and have the bankruptcy court approve, its plan of reorganization.

Determination of an entity’s size (e.g., small, micro or standard) at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) is an important issue that affects budgets and dictates the applicable fee schedules at the USPTO.

Issuers taking advantage of the general solicitation allowance provided by Rule 506(c) must take "reasonable steps" to verify the accredited investor status of investors in the offering.

In late October PE Manager brought together four industry professionals (Joan Arnold, Pepper Hamilton; Kristy Trieste, Corsair Capital; Lori Evans, Birch Hill Equity Partners; and Jay Bakst, EisnerAmper) who must all in their own way address an unprecedented challenge: how private firms can possibly prepare for and comply with the complex (and still opaque) Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA).

A summary of the most recent independent contractor compliance and misclassification updates.

On September 13, 2013, the IRS and Treasury Department released final regulations regarding the deduction and capitalization of expenditures related to tangible property.

By now, federal contractors should have taken a hard look at their current Affirmative Action Plan policies, procedures and documentation.

Building on the privacy concepts articulated in their March 2012 report, the Federal Trade Commission released a staff report on February 1, which recommends a framework for mobile privacy.