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Last week, the Indiana Court of Appeals affirmed lower court decisions to allow separate class action lawsuits filed against Indiana University and Purdue University to move forward. The lawsuits, one against Indiana University and two against… Take Five: 5 Things You Need to Know About Indiana Government - April 2022
1. Legislative Vetoes and Technical Corrections Day Indiana’s Newly Passed LIBOR Legislation Immediately Preempted by Federal Counterpart
The world’s most popular contractual benchmark rate, the London Interbank Offered Rate or “LIBOR,” is being discontinued. Many LIBOR-based contracts contain inadequate provisions, or none at all, to deal with the discontinuation of LIBOR… Three Minute Update - Day in the Life of a Business: Will Your Business Continue to Thrive If You Do Not Survive?
Running a family business can be all-consuming, but it is vital for owners to take time to develop and implement a succession plan for death, retirement, or incapacity. Failing to plan for ownership change could affect the long-term survival of the… 2022 Deal Landscape: Current Mergers & Acquisitions Market Trends (Podcast)
In this podcast Mergers & Acquisitions specialists, Brian M. Heaton and Robert A. Greising, provide an overview of our Business Services practice group and include a detailed discussion on the current mergers & acquisitions market. Open Door Law: “Declared Emergency” Ends – Prepare For Your Next Virtual Meeting
Until recently, members of a governing body could meet electronically with few limitations, such as attendance of a quorum, the public’s ability to simultaneously attend and observe the meeting, the inclusion of certain information in the meeting’s… Three Minute Update - Day in the Life of a Business: Who Gets Invited to Board of Directors’ Meetings?
Recent guidance indicates that some confusion may be running rampant in Board rooms about who gets invited to their meetings. This question surfaces when advising clients on governance issues associated with new entities, transforming entities, and… CFPB Significantly Expands UDAAP Authority to Address Discrimination
Since his appointment on October 12, 2021, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (“CFPB” or the “Bureau”) Director Rohit Chopra has embarked on an aggressive campaign to identify and punish discriminatory practices in the financial services industry.… Libby Yin Goodknight Named to the Board of Directors of the Indianapolis Legal Aid Society
Krieg DeVault is pleased to announce that Partner Libby Yin Goodknight has recently been named to the Board of Directors of the Indianapolis Legal Aid Society (“ILAS”). Ms. Goodknight currently serves as Chair of the firm’s Litigation & Dispute… Private Equity Investment in Medical Practices Series: Buying or Selling a Medical Practice - STEP 1 - The Nondisclosure Agreement
The first step in most medical practice or health facility sale discussions (including those with private equity) is the negotiation and execution of a Non-Disclosure Agreement, also commonly referred to as an NDA or Confidentiality Agreement. An… Three Minute Update - Day in the Life of a Business: Consulting Agreements and Intellectual Property Considerations
Consulting relationships have become increasingly prevalent in today’s growing tech and entrepreneurial economy. Whether for one’s main gig or side gig, the utilization of consulting arrangements has been further accelerated by exponential growth in… Patrick Fagan Joins Krieg DeVault’s Commercial and Real Estate Lending Practice
Krieg DeVault LLP is pleased to announce that Patrick J. Fagan has joined the firm’s Commercial and Real Estate Lending Practice as an Associate. Mr. Fagan will concentrate in the areas of advising lenders and borrowers in complex commercial lending… |
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