Learn more about the tax restrictions and limitations on related-party transactions that apply to partnerships and other flow-through entities. Because partnership tax items generally flow through directly...
Real estate investment trusts (REITs) are companies formed to own and lease real property or hold debt secured by real property. They are attractive to foreign investors as they provide a vehicle for using...
Avoid the March madness and score high on your next draft asset purchase agreement. In asset acquisitions, buyers can cherry-pick which assets and liabilities to assume in the transaction. The purchase...
This practice note discusses drug, medical device, and biologics clinical trials conducted outside the United States. Among the topics addressed are data use, export control, and clinical trial approval...
Do you need to advise your clients on federal and state labor and employment laws in light of recent bank failures and mass tech company layoffs? Start with our Reductions in Force Resource Kit, which...
Though trial by combat may at times seem an option, we at Civil Litigation like to keep litigation … well, civil. That’s why, as outside counsel, effective collaboration with in-house counsel is essential to developing a trial theme that summarizes your client’s business and role in the dispute, and is in alignment with your client’s goals—be they public relations, business, or legal. Click the link below for a practice note discussing issues outside counsel should consider when preparing opening and closing statements for a trial with a corporate client.
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