On the heels of the most recent restitution recommendation, there is more Gurlitt news.

Last week Germany's Minister of Culture Monika Grütters made the astonishing statement that the Advisory Commission that issues recommendations for questions of allegedly Nazi-looted art in German museums would not be revised to include a member of the Jewish community because that Jewish member "would be the only voice who would be prejudiced."

Taxpayer signs a purchase and sale agreement to sell real estate to an unrelated buyer for $2,500,000.

On December 4, 2015, the Fixing America's Surface Transportation Act (the FAST Act) was signed into law.

When J.C. Penney stated in investor communications that "supplier relationships remain as strong as ever" was the company being hopeful or factual?

The scheduled stepdown of the solar Investment Tax Credit (ITC) from 30% to 10% at the end of 2016 has become a bit of a political football among the pro-solar crowd.

"Never have the stakes been so high because this is about the future of the planet, the future of life" notes French President Francois Hollande with respect to the 21st Session of the Conference of the Parties.

As anticipated, the judge presiding over the "monkey selfie" copyright case has dismissed the complaint for copyright infringement brought by PETA, ostensibly on behalf of a crested black macaque that PETA named "Naruto."

Medical equipment manufacturer Becton, Dickinson and Company ("BD"), has been making its MICROTAINER blood collection containers since 1945.

When the company is a party to the litigation, spoliation sanctions can undermine claims and/or defenses.

Governor Charlie Baker wants to give the Massachusetts corporate income tax a makeover of Lady Gaga-like proportions:

It's that time of year again – in addition to year-end deals and pouring over your budget for the next year, you are tasked with putting together the performance reviews for your legal team.

S&W, in conjunction with the World Association for Decentralized Energy (WADE), recently released our EDGE Advisory: Distributed Energy Finance Report for May 2016.

Can you identify events that trigger a requirement to implement at a legal hold at your company?

Dr. Michael Hulton, Flechtheim's great nephew, issued a press release through his lawyers this morning in German, citing the opaque information involved and procedural irregularities before and during the February 12, 2016 hearing.

Continued growth of the corporate renewables sector will be heavily dependent on favorable policies at the state level.

YieldCos have been hammered lately, both in the stock market (though things have recently been picking up) and in the press. The reasons are myriad with theories addressing MLP values, ..

The contrast against traditional sources could hardly be more stark.

An increasing number of corporations are directly buying from clean electricity sources. For decades most Fortune 1000 companies did little more than seek to manage costs as they bought electricity and fuel.

Electricity-grid vulnerabilities were deeply exposed in the wake of Superstorm Sandy and its associated storm surge,