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An article by David Tabibian titled Receivership Sales of Real Property: Legal Restraints and Practical Considerations was published by FRBC Quarterly Prophets in Fall 2012.
Bill Capps and Mark Adams’s article, “Good Deals Gone Bad: Fiduciary Liabilities in Mergers and Acquisitions,” was published in the Orange County Business Journal’s Mergers & Acquisitions supplement. To view a PDF of this article, click here. Good Deals Gone Bad: Fiduciary Liabilities in Mergers and Acquisitions By Mark S. Adams and William F. Capps Jeffer Mangels Butler & Mitchell LLP The […]
A version of this article was first published in the September 21, 2012 issue of Hotel Business and is reprinted with permission. Not too long ago, keeping guest information safe was a fairly straightforward process – perhaps the most innovative development was providing an in-room safe for valuables. This approach made sense at the time, […]
Bob Braun’s article, “Information Security – Beyond the Safe: how to protect your guests’ personal identities,” was published in the September 21, 2012 issue of Hotel Business.
Jim Butler, Cathy Holmes and Victor Shum’s article, “EB-5 Alert: Congress approves 3 year extension for regional centers,” was published on Jim Butler’s Hotel Law Blog, and was picked up by Hotel Online and ehotelier.com.
Jim Butler’s blog article titled “EB-5 financing for hotels is now mainstream institutional” was picked up by Hotel Online and ehotelier.com.
Jim Butler’s blog article titled “JMBM’s Chinese Investment Group® happenings and events” was published by Hotel Online and ehotelier.com.
Assignments for the benefit of creditors are a terrific tool to facilitate the liquidation of assets of a failing enterprise. In this article, my partner, Ben Young, explains why a recent opinion from the California Fourth District Court of Appeal missed the point and why ABCs remain a powerful tool available to get the bank […]
The director’s friend: The business judgment rule By Mark Adams Reprinted with permission, Orange County Business Journal, August 27, 2012 A corporate director is entrusted to act for and on behalf of the corporation and its shareholders in managing the corporation’s affairs. A director assumes fiduciary duties and is expected to act with honesty, loyalty, […]
Dodd-Frank affects all merchants The Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act of 2010 certainly sparked fierce debate about government regulation, consumer choice, innovation and entrepreneurship. The Durbin Amendment, a last-minute addition to the Dodd-Frank Act, drastically lowers swipe fees – the fee charged to merchants every time a customer pays with plastic – […]
