Business

Continuity of Existence in Choosing a Form of Business Organization
Continuity of existence is an important factor in choosing the structure of a business. The value of a business when viewed as a continuing or "going" concern is likely to be considered higher than the same business if it is being dissolved and its value is being distributed. More...
Enhanced Antitrust Criminal Penalty and Leniency Provisions
The Antitrust Criminal Penalty Enhancement and Reform Act of 2004, signed into law on June 22, 2004, as part of H.R. 1086, increased penalties for violations of the Sherman Act while increasing incentives for participation in the leniency program of the U.S. Department of Justice. More...
Qualification Examinations for Persons in the Securities Industry
Persons who wish to enter the securities industry to sell or trade securities must pass an initial examination in order to be eligible to register with a self-regulatory organization such as the New York or American Stock Exchanges or Nasdaq. More...
Regulation of the Price of Mutual Fund Shares
The Securities and Exchange Commission requires that open-ended mutual fund shares must be sold at their net asset value per share plus allowable sales charges or fees. Under Rule 22c-1 of the Commission, an issuer, underwriter, or dealer may not redeem or repurchase a share of a registered investment company or mutual fund "except at a price based on the current net asset value of such security..." More...
Insurance Law
(Variable Annuities) More...

Areas of Practice

  • Acquisitions and Mergers
  • Administration and Probate
  • Banking
  • Bonds and TaxExempt Finance
  • Business
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