Almost 65% of Fortune 500 companies are domiciled in Delaware. Almost 90% of of the companies that did an IPO in 2019 were Delaware entities.

Issued October 7, 2020, the SEC's proposed exemptive order would make certain finders exempt from the obligation to be licensed to sell securities.

In a year in which charities fear donations will be down, charitable lead annuity trusts (CLATs) encourage gifting to charities and provide generous wealth transfer benefits.

There is not always a bright-line test for determining when an individual's activities cross the line from insurance producer to investment adviser...

Governor Polis moved the state of Colorado from Level Red to Level Orange on the COVID-19 dial on January 4, 2021.

There is a laundry list of hot spots in employment law today, which may conspire to keep employers up at night. Here's a look at some pressing items in 2022 of which employers should be mindful.

Four weeks ago, GameStop's stock (GME) was trading around $18 per share. Four trading days later, the price doubled. This week it doubled two more times and by Wednesday's close...

People are greedy. It's human nature. Not all people are driven by greed but when the rewards of wealth are on the line, greed can have a way of bringing out the worst in people.

On August 26, 2020, the Securities and Exchange Commission announced its long-awaited update to the definition of an ‘accredited investor,' and the resulting changes are underwhelming for issuers, entrepreneurs, and start-ups.

Alternative investments rise and fall on what's trending. So too do schemes involving alternative investments.

Blue Sky laws are the anti-fraud security statutes in all 50 states in the United States. Most states adopted some variation of a uniform Securities Act back in the 1950s and the earliest of these were adopted in the 1920s.

Accelerated enforcement actions and new rapid response techniques at the SEC are likely to be with us for the long-haul.

An audience wants to be entertained. Each time a litigator steps in front of six to 12 people in the jury box, the litigator knows they must put on a presentation to keep the "audience" engaged.

A conservatorship and a guardianship are court proceedings where the court appoints an individual, professional fiduciary, or an entity to make certain decisions on behalf of a person, or principal...

The justice system is weighted down by a backlog that grows larger by the day. Even while the courts struggled to ease their doors open this fall...

The U.S. Supreme Court OSHA ruling that officially blocked President Biden's workplace vaccine mandate for most businesses means employers can move forward with solutions to consider in view of emerging variants and workplace protections.

When it comes to network marketing companies, commonly referred to as multi-level marketing (MLM) companies, the network of relationships that MLMs develop are a common cause of litigation and arbitration.

The negative effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on the collective mental health of the U.S. workforce are likely to linger for months and perhaps years to come.

Securities scams move to where the money is, and today, that includes real estate. When these deals go bad, real estate development cases can turn into a securities fight pitting regulators against issuers and promoters.

Both a will and a trust work to transfer a business owner's interest to beneficiaries. Which works best and why?...