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Ninth Circuit Weighs Whether Hitting 'Send' Creates Agency
Ninth Circuit judges heard arguments whether a guarantor bound its corporate parent based on an email message promising the guarantee that was not acknowledged or objected to by the parent.The Importance of State and Local Tax Due Diligence
M&A and other transactions can be exciting, but the euphoria of the deal can be ruined if you don't avoid routine problems. State and local tax liabilities are easy to consider, often expensive and, unfortunately, not often addressed. Attorney Sean Kanousis says performing state and local tax due diligence is as important as any other part of due diligence. But don't assume due diligence will uncover only income and sales tax -- states and municipalities have become creative with the transactions they tax.Overly Broad Honest Services Law Must Go
The Supreme Court should declare it unconstitutional rather than try to rewrite it.High Court Hears Discrimination and Environmental Cases
The Supreme Court on Wednesday heard arguments in what may be its top environmental and employment discrimination cases of the term, and from the tenor of the debates, the verdict seems to be: Whales, dolphins and employers will lose.Vendor Beware: Unauthorized, Post-Petition Payments From Cash Collateral May Be Avoidable
Sophisticated vendors would generally agree that the best way to protect against loss is to insist upon payment in advance or on very short terms from a Chapter 11 debtor.Does More Drilling Mean More Crime?
The rise of natural gas drilling in Pennsylvania in recent years has boosted the economies of some of the state's smallest and most rural counties.Commentary: How to Deal With Questions From the Bench
One of the most stressful moments of a hearing or argument comes when the judge looks up from her papers, clears her throat and says, "Counsel, I have a question." This simple sentence can fluster new and experienced counsel alike, but the strategy for capable answers in the courtroom is simple, says Jim Moseley. To deal effectively with questions from the bench, a lawyer must appreciate the queries for what they are, anticipate what questions may be asked and prepare truthful responses that advance the client's position.New Year Presents New Challenges for H-1B Use
As we move into the new year, employers who utilize the H-1B visa category for foreign national employees will be faced with new issues and challenges. There have been many recent developments, including, for example, new interpretive memorandums, implementation of an H-1B site visit program, and a new form that must be used for H-1B petitions. Employers must be prepared to consider these developments as they move forward with the H-1B process in the new year.Plaintiffs Lawyers Vie for Lead Roles In Carrier IQ Suit
Jockeying to be lead plaintiffs counsel in a potentially lucrative class action requires the political acumen of an artful diplomat. Sometimes, even that fails.Trending Stories
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