A Bad Breakup: Non-Compete Agreements
Corporate non-compete agreements have recently become a hotly debated issue centered around whether they are…
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Following Lifting of Nuclear Sanctions, Boeing and Iran Air Strike Deal
The United States government has imposed economic sanctions programs on Iran since 1979, following the…
Bitcoin, Money and Funds: the Application of the Unlicensed Money Transmitting Services Statute to Virtual Currency
A popular tool used to prosecute Bitcoin business operators is 18 U.S.C. § 1960, the…
Symposium Panel: Are We Ready for the Next Financial Crisis
On October 30, 2015, Richard Squire of Fordham University School of Law, Eric Grossman…
BofA to Impose Debit Card Feed: Will Competitors and Consumers Stay on Board of Jump Ship?
By: Samantha Cornell Bank of America (BofA) recently announced that it will begin charging customers…
Differing Approaches to Spur the Real Estate Marker
By: Tim K On October 20, Daniel Tarullo, the Federal Reserve Board Governor, made his…
The SEC and Proposed Rule 127B: A New Day for Regulation or a Continuation of Current Trends?
By: Thomas E. Holber The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (the “SEC”) has issued…
Say on Pay and the Business Judgment Rule
By: Jordan F. Last week the Delaware Chancery Court dismissed a derivative suit filed against…
The Hurt Volcker: Diffusing Proprietary Trading
By: Thomas Michael The ongoing battle between regulators and the financial industry took a significant step…
For Better or Worse? FINRA’s Attempt to Aid Investors Involved in Arbitration
By: Jayson Lewis As the largest non-governmental regulator for securities firms doing business in the…