In January 2025, Practical Guidance introduced a comprehensive array of new resources and updates across various legal practice areas, reflecting the dynamic nature of the legal landscape. This release...
A business entity that is treated as a disregarded entity for tax purposes is generally ignored for U.S. federal income tax purposes even though it is a separate legal entity for state law purposes. While...
Check out this practice note from Practical Guidance – Healthcare to understand the structural elements of a compliance program and plan for a healthcare entity. You will learn about the critical...
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This client alert digest discusses the flood of executive actions issued by President Trump during the first week of his second presidency and their profound effect on the construction industry. Immediate...
Fraudulent conveyance actions in bankruptcy often involve large amounts of money and are fought by sophisticated litigants and lawyers before experienced jurists, exposing private equity sponsors and lenders to risk of litigation and loss. A leveraged buyout transaction which results in the purchaser operating a company that is overleveraged, and which has no reasonable prospect of surviving for long, can be held a fraudulent conveyance. In this practice note from Duane Morris LLP, read about the particular risks to private equity sponsors and lenders when portfolio companies end up in bankruptcy.
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