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McDermott: Key Nonprofit Corporate Law Developments in 2005 Jan 26, 2006
Copyright 2006 by The Bureau of National Affairs, Inc. (800-372-1033) http://www. he year 2005 witnessed a series of dramatic and significant developments in nonprofit corporate and charitable trust law, as they affect the control
Arnold & Porter: Unsealing the Lawyer's Lips: The Changing Contours... Jul 01, 2004
UNSEALING THE LAWYER'S LIPS: THE CHANGING CONTOURS OF ATTORNEY-CLIENT PRIVILEGE IN AN ERA OF CORPORATE FRAUD. Robert S. Litt1 INTRODUCTION The attorney-client privilege has been considered the bedrock of a lawyer's professional obligations: essential both to the effective representation of clients and to the smooth functioning of the legal system as a whole
Goodwin Procter: Recent U.S. Supreme Court and Massachusetts SJC Decisio... Jan 23, 2004
An informational bulletin from the Labor yment Practice at Goodwin Procter. Recent U.S. Supreme Court and Massachusetts SJC Decisions Clarify Disability Discrimination Issues
O'Melveny & Myers: Finance Briefing - January 2004 (PDF) Jan 01, 2004
A PRACTICE PUBLICATION FOR THE CLIENTS AND FRIENDS OF O'MELVENY. January 2004 Summary of Topics
Goodwin Procter: Piercing the Corporate Veil of a New York Not-for-Profi... Jun 01, 2003
FORDHAM JOURNAL OF CORPORATE CIAL LAW Volume VIII 2003 PIERCING THE CORPORATE VEIL OF A NEW YORK NOT-FOR-PROFIT CORPORATION by Matthew D. Caudill. FORDHAM JOURNAL OF CORPORATE VIII FINANCIAL LAW
Morgan Lewis: Ethical Considerations When Representing Nonprofit and ... Apr 24, 2003
Ethical Considerations When Representing Nonprofit and Tax-Exempt Organizations. Table of Contents Page INTRODUCTION.
Jones Day: Business Restructuring Review Dec 01, 2002
John J. Rapisardi and Mark G. Douglas A trend has recently developed in the Delaware bankruptcy court that may force company executives, lawyers and other restructuring professionals to rethink the way that they structure out-of-court workouts that evolve into pre-negotiated or pre-packaged chapter 11 cases. It may also result in a shift in strategy used in negotiating with creditor constituencies during a bankruptcy case in an effort to build consensus on a confirmable plan of reorganization
Seyfarth Shaw: Public Sector Labor & Employment Law Report Jun 01, 2002
Recent Legal Decisions Of Interest to Illinois Public Employers. Beware of Vendors Bearing Gifts -- Illinois Supreme Court Revives The Gift Ban Act On May 23, 2002, the Illinois Supreme Court reached a longawaited decision in Flynn v. Ryan, a Will County Circuit Court case that challenged the constitutionality of the Illinois Gift Ban Act
Allens Arthur Robinson: Non-corporate receivership - when is it appropriate and... Sep 05, 2001
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Morgan Lewis: Ethical Considerations When Representing Non-Profit and... Apr 26, 2001
Ethical Considerations When Representing Non-Profit And Tax-Exempt Organizations. Table of Contents Page INTRODUCTION
Allens Arthur Robinson: Fixing a faulty statutory demand Jun 05, 2000
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Hinshaw & Culbertson: .commentary - March 2000 Mar 01, 2000
Hinshaw & Culbertson: .commentary Mar 01, 2000
Morgan Lewis: Ethical Issues in Employment Litigation Aug 01, 1999
Among these concerns is the ability to protect communications during the course of the joint representation and the potential that the interests of the employer and the employee may be adverse or become adverse in the future. This section outlines the joint defense privilege, the importance of obtaining joint defense agreements, and the ethical issues involved in such a joint representation
Weil: Additional Recent Decisions Of Note Jun 01, 1998
Feb. 20, 1998) Delaware Court of Chancery denies a motion to dismiss a derivative claim commenced on behalf of Inorganic Coatings, Inc. ("ICI") and alleging that ICI's controlling shareholder, Kum Sul Painting Industries Co., Ltd. ("KSP"), had "caus[ed] ICI to sell its products to KSP for far less than the price ICI would obtain from third party purchasers" and thus caused a waste of ICI's corporate assets and "deprived ICI of a corporate opportunity, and appropriated that opportunity for the
Arnold Porter: Heads-Up Report Oct 01, 1996
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Significant Oregon Tax Cases
THE HONORABLE SCOT A. SIDERAS CHIEF MAGISTRATE OREGON TAX COURT JOHN H. GADON LANE POWELL SPEARS LUBERSKY LLP. Inclusion of Gross Receipts from "Treasury Function" Transactions In Sales Factor
Prudent Investing
1 This brave new world requires all trustees to invest prudently, allows them to reallocate income as principal and ushers in the enlightened total return trust, replacing our medieval, agrarian approach to drafting. With these new edicts in place, trusts will be administered for the good of all, beneficiary disputes will be a thing of the past, trust investments will increase many times, the national debt will be paid, all acne will be cleared up, and the lion will lie down with the lamb
: Jury Trials in Trademark
ALI-ABA Course of Study Litigating Trademark, Trade Dress and Unfair Competition Cases JURY TRIALS Eric Kraeutler Morgan, Lewis us LLP Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The Lanham Act, 15 U.S.C. § 1051 et seq
: Employment Law: The Bottom Line
U.S. Supreme Court Allows Arbitration of Most Employment Disputes 1 New Minimum Distribution Rules 1 Government Contractors Alert: OFCCP Issues New AAP Rules, Extends Deadline for Filing New EO Survey 5 IRS Issues Final COBRA Rules 7 Special Reduction-inForce Considerations for Employers: EEOC Issues Final Regulations on ADEA Waivers 10 Personnel Alert: In View of Increasing Litigation, Best To Vet Your Current FLSA Exemptions Now 13 Pro-Active Employers Can Limit Potential ADA Claims
: The Information Age
2001 THE SEDONA CONFERENCE JOURNAL 195. I. INTRODUCTION Discovery of electronic data is not new
: Member Briefing
St. David's Health Care System, Inc. v. United States Joseph C. Mandarino, Esquire* Troutman Sanders LLP Atlanta, Georgia With wide-spread changes in the healthcare industry in recent years, it is not surprising that the courts have produced three decisions in the last three years that address fundamental issues of the tax-exempt status of healthcare facilities: Redlands Surgical Services v. Commissioner,1 IHC Health Plans, Inc. v. Commissioner,2 and St. David's Health Care System, Inc. v.
Brown McCarroll: New Discovery Rules - Part 2
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Dinsmore & Shohl: Dinsmore & Shohl Attorney Honored with John P. Kiely Pr...
The award is given by the Cincinnati Bar Association to a trial lawyer for possessing outstanding trial skills and demonstrating the highest degree of professionalism, civility and ethical standards in his or her day-to-day practice in honor of attorney John P. Kiely. "Tom's impeccable reputation for integrity and fairness, both in the courtroom and within our profession certainly makes him a deserving recipient of this award," said Clifford A. Roe, Jr., Dinsmore 's managing partner
Hinshaw & Culbertson: Attorney Disciplinary Proceedings: Illinois Practice an...
...src = "/img/logo_print.gif"; Attorney Disciplinary Proceedings: Illinois Practice and ProcedureApril 1, 2003Thomas L. Browne, Thomas P. McGarryI. INTRODUCTION In its preamble to the Rules of Professional Conduct, the Supreme Court of Illinois stated that the practice of law is a public trust. Lawyers are responsible for maintaining the competence and integrity of the profession, for improving the legal system so that it meets the needs of society and for "defending the integrity of the judicial
Vandeventer Black: Alternative Dispute Resolution in Virginia
4 Further, paragraph 6 of section 16. 35 of the Virginia Code provides that "the chief judge of a general district court or the chief judge of a juvenile and domestic relations district court may establish a voluntary civil mediation program for the alternate resolution of disputes." With many options other than traditional litigation available to an attorney today to help resolve disputes, a basic knowledge of each is necessary to facilitate making the choice that ultimately is in the best
Vorys Sater: Insufficient Discovery And Inadequate Hearings: A Propo...
Insufficient Discovery And Inadequate Hearings: A Proposal To Current Shortfalls In The Federal Sentencing System by David F. Axelrod and Anthony L. Osterlund - Law Firm VORYS SATER SEYMOUR AND PEASE LLP Attorneys Columbus, Ohio var fscontrolTP = new Object(); fscontrolTP.site_pn=location. pec="";//ERROR CODES //INSERT CUSTOM EVENTS //END EDITABLE SECTION Saturday, October 9, 2004 Insufficient Discovery And Inadequate Hearings: A Proposal To Current Shortfalls In The Federal Sentencing System
Wiley Rein & Fielding: Proceeds of D&O Policies not Part of Bankruptcy Estate
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Wiley Rein & Fielding: Trustee Is An Entity Distinct From The Debtor For Purpo...
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Wiley Rein & Fielding: I v. I Exclusion Does Not Bar Coverage for Claim agains...
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: Jury Trials in Trademark
ALI-ABA Course of Study Litigating Trademark, Trade Dress and Unfair Competition Cases JURY TRIALS Eric Kraeutler Morgan, Lewis us LLP Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The Lanham Act, 15 U.S.C. § 1051 et seq
: Employment Law: The Bottom Line
U.S. Supreme Court Allows Arbitration of Most Employment Disputes 1 New Minimum Distribution Rules 1 Government Contractors Alert: OFCCP Issues New AAP Rules, Extends Deadline for Filing New EO Survey 5 IRS Issues Final COBRA Rules 7 Special Reduction-inForce Considerations for Employers: EEOC Issues Final Regulations on ADEA Waivers 10 Personnel Alert: In View of Increasing Litigation, Best To Vet Your Current FLSA Exemptions Now 13 Pro-Active Employers Can Limit Potential ADA Claims
: The Information Age
2001 THE SEDONA CONFERENCE JOURNAL 195. I. INTRODUCTION Discovery of electronic data is not new
Dinsmore & Shohl: Dinsmore & Shohl Attorney Honored with John P. Kiely Pr...
The award is given by the Cincinnati Bar Association to a trial lawyer for possessing outstanding trial skills and demonstrating the highest degree of professionalism, civility and ethical standards in his or her day-to-day practice in honor of attorney John P. Kiely. "Tom's impeccable reputation for integrity and fairness, both in the courtroom and within our profession certainly makes him a deserving recipient of this award," said Clifford A. Roe, Jr., Dinsmore 's managing partner
Vorys Sater: Insufficient Discovery And Inadequate Hearings: A Propo...
Insufficient Discovery And Inadequate Hearings: A Proposal To Current Shortfalls In The Federal Sentencing System by David F. Axelrod and Anthony L. Osterlund - Law Firm VORYS SATER SEYMOUR AND PEASE LLP Attorneys Columbus, Ohio var fscontrolTP = new Object(); fscontrolTP.site_pn=location. pec="";//ERROR CODES //INSERT CUSTOM EVENTS //END EDITABLE SECTION Thursday, December 23, 2004 Insufficient Discovery And Inadequate Hearings: A Proposal To Current Shortfalls In The Federal Sentencing System
: Jury Trials in Trademark
ALI-ABA Course of Study Litigating Trademark, Trade Dress and Unfair Competition Cases JURY TRIALS Eric Kraeutler Morgan, Lewis us LLP Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The Lanham Act, 15 U.S.C. § 1051 et seq
: Employment Law: The Bottom Line
U.S. Supreme Court Allows Arbitration of Most Employment Disputes 1 New Minimum Distribution Rules 1 Government Contractors Alert: OFCCP Issues New AAP Rules, Extends Deadline for Filing New EO Survey 5 IRS Issues Final COBRA Rules 7 Special Reduction-inForce Considerations for Employers: EEOC Issues Final Regulations on ADEA Waivers 10 Personnel Alert: In View of Increasing Litigation, Best To Vet Your Current FLSA Exemptions Now 13 Pro-Active Employers Can Limit Potential ADA Claims
: The Information Age
2001 THE SEDONA CONFERENCE JOURNAL 195. I. INTRODUCTION Discovery of electronic data is not new
Dinsmore & Shohl: Dinsmore & Shohl Attorney Honored with John P. Kiely Pr...
Dinsmore & Shohl LLP : Publications - Announcements -- -- Articles Article Archive Legal Alerts Legal Alert Archive Press Releases Press Release Archive Resources: Sarbanes-Oxley Materials Dinsmore Attorney Honored with John P. Kiely Professionalism Award(May 16, 2003) (CINCINNATI) Dinsmore attorney Thomas S. Calder was honored with the John P. Kiely Professionalism Award. The award is given by the Cincinnati Bar Association to a trial lawyer for possessing outstanding trial skills and
Vandeventer Black: Alternative Dispute Resolution in Virginia
4 Further, paragraph 6 of section 16. 35 of the Virginia Code provides that "the chief judge of a general district court or the chief judge of a juvenile and domestic relations district court may establish a voluntary civil mediation program for the alternate resolution of disputes." With many options other than traditional litigation available to an attorney today to help resolve disputes, a basic knowledge of each is necessary to facilitate making the choice that ultimately is in the best
Vorys Sater: Insufficient Discovery And Inadequate Hearings: A Propo...
Insufficient Discovery And Inadequate Hearings: A Proposal To Current Shortfalls In The Federal Sentencing System by David F. Axelrod and Anthony L. Osterlund - Law Firm VORYS SATER SEYMOUR AND PEASE LLP Attorneys Columbus, Ohio var fscontrolTP = new Object(); fscontrolTP.site_pn=location. pec="";//ERROR CODES //INSERT CUSTOM EVENTS //END EDITABLE SECTION Tuesday, April 26, 2005 Insufficient Discovery And Inadequate Hearings: A Proposal To Current Shortfalls In The Federal Sentencing System
: Jury Trials in Trademark
ALI-ABA Course of Study Litigating Trademark, Trade Dress and Unfair Competition Cases JURY TRIALS Eric Kraeutler Morgan, Lewis us LLP Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The Lanham Act, 15 U.S.C. § 1051 et seq
: Employment Law: The Bottom Line
U.S. Supreme Court Allows Arbitration of Most Employment Disputes 1 New Minimum Distribution Rules 1 Government Contractors Alert: OFCCP Issues New AAP Rules, Extends Deadline for Filing New EO Survey 5 IRS Issues Final COBRA Rules 7 Special Reduction-inForce Considerations for Employers: EEOC Issues Final Regulations on ADEA Waivers 10 Personnel Alert: In View of Increasing Litigation, Best To Vet Your Current FLSA Exemptions Now 13 Pro-Active Employers Can Limit Potential ADA Claims
: The Information Age
2001 THE SEDONA CONFERENCE JOURNAL 195. I. INTRODUCTION Discovery of electronic data is not new
Dinsmore & Shohl: Dinsmore & Shohl Attorney Honored with John P. Kiely Pr...
Dinsmore & Shohl LLP : Publications - Announcements -- -- Articles Article Archive Legal Alerts Legal Alert Archive Press Releases Press Release Archive Resources: Sarbanes-Oxley Materials Dinsmore Attorney Honored with John P. Kiely Professionalism Award(May 16, 2003) (CINCINNATI) Dinsmore attorney Thomas S. Calder was honored with the John P. Kiely Professionalism Award. The award is given by the Cincinnati Bar Association to a trial lawyer for possessing outstanding trial skills and
Vandeventer Black: Alternative Dispute Resolution in Virginia
4 Further, paragraph 6 of section 16. 35 of the Virginia Code provides that "the chief judge of a general district court or the chief judge of a juvenile and domestic relations district court may establish a voluntary civil mediation program for the alternate resolution of disputes." With many options other than traditional litigation available to an attorney today to help resolve disputes, a basic knowledge of each is necessary to facilitate making the choice that ultimately is in the best
Vorys Sater: Insufficient Discovery And Inadequate Hearings: A Propo...
Insufficient Discovery And Inadequate Hearings: A Proposal To Current Shortfalls In The Federal Sentencing System by David F. Axelrod and Anthony L. Osterlund - Law Firm VORYS SATER SEYMOUR AND PEASE LLP Attorneys Columbus, Ohio var fscontrolTP = new Object(); fscontrolTP.site_pn=location. pec="";//ERROR CODES //INSERT CUSTOM EVENTS //END EDITABLE SECTION Tuesday, October 11, 2005 Insufficient Discovery And Inadequate Hearings: A Proposal To Current Shortfalls In The Federal Sentencing System
: Jury Trials in Trademark
ALI-ABA Course of Study Litigating Trademark, Trade Dress and Unfair Competition Cases JURY TRIALS Eric Kraeutler Morgan, Lewis us LLP Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The Lanham Act, 15 U.S.C. § 1051 et seq
: Employment Law: The Bottom Line
U.S. Supreme Court Allows Arbitration of Most Employment Disputes 1 New Minimum Distribution Rules 1 Government Contractors Alert: OFCCP Issues New AAP Rules, Extends Deadline for Filing New EO Survey 5 IRS Issues Final COBRA Rules 7 Special Reduction-inForce Considerations for Employers: EEOC Issues Final Regulations on ADEA Waivers 10 Personnel Alert: In View of Increasing Litigation, Best To Vet Your Current FLSA Exemptions Now 13 Pro-Active Employers Can Limit Potential ADA Claims
Dinsmore & Shohl: Dinsmore & Shohl Attorney Honored with John P. Kiely Pr...
Dinsmore & Shohl LLP : Publications - Announcements THIS IS AN ADVERTISEMENT -- -- Articles Article Archive Legal Alerts Legal Alert Archive Press Releases Press Release Archive Resources: Sarbanes-Oxley Materials Dinsmore Attorney Honored with John P. Kiely Professionalism Award(May 16, 2003) (CINCINNATI) Dinsmore attorney Thomas S. Calder was honored with the John P. Kiely Professionalism Award. The award is given by the Cincinnati Bar Association to a trial lawyer for possessing outstanding
Vandeventer Black: Alternative Dispute Resolution in Virginia
4 Further, paragraph 6 of section 16. 35 of the Virginia Code provides that "the chief judge of a general district court or the chief judge of a juvenile and domestic relations district court may establish a voluntary civil mediation program for the alternate resolution of disputes." With many options other than traditional litigation available to an attorney today to help resolve disputes, a basic knowledge of each is necessary to facilitate making the choice that ultimately is in the best
Vorys Sater: Insufficient Discovery And Inadequate Hearings: A Propo...
Insufficient Discovery And Inadequate Hearings: A Proposal To Current Shortfalls In The Federal Sentencing System by David F. Axelrod and Anthony L. Osterlund - Law Firm VORYS SATER SEYMOUR AND PEASE LLP Attorneys Columbus, Ohio var fscontrolTP = new Object(); fscontrolTP.site_pn=location. pec="";//ERROR CODES //INSERT CUSTOM EVENTS //END EDITABLE SECTION Thursday, March 2, 2006 Insufficient Discovery And Inadequate Hearings: A Proposal To Current Shortfalls In The Federal Sentencing System
: Jury Trials in Trademark
ALI-ABA Course of Study Litigating Trademark, Trade Dress and Unfair Competition Cases JURY TRIALS Eric Kraeutler Morgan, Lewis us LLP Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The Lanham Act, 15 U.S.C. § 1051 et seq
: Employment Law: The Bottom Line
U.S. Supreme Court Allows Arbitration of Most Employment Disputes 1 New Minimum Distribution Rules 1 Government Contractors Alert: OFCCP Issues New AAP Rules, Extends Deadline for Filing New EO Survey 5 IRS Issues Final COBRA Rules 7 Special Reduction-inForce Considerations for Employers: EEOC Issues Final Regulations on ADEA Waivers 10 Personnel Alert: In View of Increasing Litigation, Best To Vet Your Current FLSA Exemptions Now 13 Pro-Active Employers Can Limit Potential ADA Claims
