Joel Rappoport is a partner with Kilpatrick Townsend

As the securities bar carefully parses the language of the July 10 U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission release implementing new Rule 506(c), which removes the bar on general solicitation and advertising in private placements, the implications of the new rule and the fundamental changes to long-standing practices that it will cause are coming into better focus.

A discussion on the board's responsibility in lending.

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Until recently, North Dakota law stated faulty workmanship is never "accidental" and, therefore, a construction defect could never be a covered "occurrence" under Commercial General Liability policies.

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Trademark owners frequently license their trademarks to expand the scope and geographic reach of their brands and to maximize their revenue.

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The last several months have been good ones for policyholders who happen to be general contractors.

COVID-19 has had a major impact on all aspects of our daily lives, including construction and projects. Claims, delays, losses of productivity, and PPE have developed

Due to the nature of their specialties, forensic accountants and business valuation experts often generate business through relationships with attorneys, especially litigators.

The IRS recently updated the annual dollar limitations for health plans, fringe benefit plans and retirement plans for the 2014 plan year.

On November 19, 2013, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, Federal Reserve Board, and Office of the Comptroller of the Currency released an estimation tool to assist community banks in understanding the effect that the revised capital adequacy guidelines will have on their capital ratios.

This Monday, June 30th is the due date for the Report of Foreign Bank and Financial Accounts, known as the FBAR.

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Connecticut recently passed S.B. 209, a new law aimed at aggressive telemarketing tactics. The law strengthens Connecticut's already existing "Do Not Call Registry".

In the latest expansion of the Madrid System, the United Arab Emirates will join the Madrid Protocol on December 28, 2021.

Kilpatrick Townsend's Larry Prosen recently co-authored a chapter with Paul Stynchcomb in the Mechanical Contractors Association of America's latest edition

In June, the IRS provided temporary relief that allows for spousal consents for retirement plan loans or distributions to be witnessed remotely through audio visual equipment by a notary public...