An article in today's Courier-Journal slams U of L's Law School for its "social justice / progressive" branding.

As I noted previously, at the recent Annual Meeting of the American Bar Association's Section of Business Law, Kelley Bender, Robert Keatinge and I did a presentation on the complexities of single-member LLCs.

Certain aspects of the securities laws require disclosure as to a spouse. For example, Section 16 reporting includes the spouse of the person responsible to report.

Last Thursday, Kelley Bender, Bob Keatinge and I presented a two hour seminar at the ABA BLS Annual Meeting on single-member LLCs.

The business community's growing preference for the LLC entity form over the traditional corporation and partnership forms has introduced a whole new set of planning issues for lawyers who counsel clients at the formation stage in preparing the new LLC's constitutional documents, including most importantly the operating agreement. READ MORE

A dispute in Georgia may turn on the question of whether a corporation is equivalent to an LLC. As reported, Palmetto Pipeline Company LLC is challenging the denial of its ability to put in a pipeline and, in connection therewith, exercise the power of eminent domain.

A recent story from the AP makes me wonder whether those Nigerian princes who have for so many years been sending emails entreating someone to help them get their money might have finally been successful.

For decades, work-life balance has been an ongoing issue with American families. Even with protections from federal and state laws, ...

The Seventh Circuit affirms the order granting summary judgment to the defendant lender in the adversary proceeding.

The bankruptcy court grants the oversight committee's motion to enforce the confirmed Chapter 11 plan.

Following from my recent posting on the in re Lee decision, Prof. Joshua Fershee had provided comments at the Business Law Prof Blog.

There are many benefits to having a case in federal court as opposed to state court.

I was somewhat surprised that my article was cited by the Texas Court of Appeals in a case focused upon whether a forcible detainer action could be sworn to by the bank's attorney rather than by the bank itself.

Estate of Amanda Ross v. Steven R. Nunn, Fayette Circuit Court, Civil Action No. 09-CI-05104. Obtained a judgment against Steven R. Nunn in the amount of $24,253,298.85 for the wrongful death of Amanda Ross.

As a further component to the efforts to ensure that Kentucky has the most up-to-date business entity statutes available in the country, the 2015 General Assembly passed a series of revisions and additions to those laws.

Professor Ann Lipton, at the Business Law Prof Blog, has posted an interesting piece as to why the various state securities laws are named "Blue Sky" laws.

I, along with Tara McGuire, an associate here at Stoll Keenon Ogden, have recently published in the Texas Journal of Business Lawan article titled Conflicting Views as to the Unfinished Business Doctrine.

For some 30 years, the Unfinished Business Doctrine, most famously embod¬ied in Jewel v. Boxer, was generally accepted as a proper application of partnership law.

The Kentucky assumed name statute was significantly revised in 2006 with the objectives of: (a) ordering and rationalizing the "real names"

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