A “G” reorganization is a specific category of I.R.C. § 368 reorganization intended to facilitate the restructuring or rehabilitation of a distressed corporation in a Title 11 bankruptcy case. A "G" reorganization requires the transfer...
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More jurisdictions than ever before require parties to M&A deals involving the acquisition of healthcare providers to make premerger notification filings with a state attorney general or other state authority. Use Practical Guidance’s Healthcare Transaction...
Learn about consulting agreements in the pharmaceutical industry, including types of consultants, the nature and scope of the consulting relationship, and key contractual provisions for outside consultants. Read now » Related Content 340B Drug Pricing...
Do you need to advise employers regarding employees taking a break from work under the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA)? Watch FMLA Compliance and Administration: Key Employer Steps Video by Kimberley E. Lunetta of Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP. Watch now...
Given the complexities and risks involved in SaaS services and cloud computing generally, customers often evaluate the service's suitability for their needs prior to purchase. This trial enrollment agreement sets forth the terms and conditions of a time-limited...
Watch this new video providing an overview of the key considerations in credit agreements related to potential liabilities under the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (ERISA). This video discusses controlled group liability concerns as they relate...
Plan sponsors have many decisions to make in designing exit programs and should be aware of the consequences of their choices. Considerations include whether to offer a voluntary or involuntary plan, whether to seek coverage under ERISA for such a plan, and, if...
An organization can incur staggering costs by failing to plan for a nearly inevitable network intrusion. Proper preparation for cyber incidents can significantly reduce losses by lowering the cost of a data breach, reducing the risk of litigation, and minimizing...
If your client is offering a price reduction, you’ll want to read this practice note and learn about the applicable laws prohibiting parties from disseminating false or misleading statements regarding the existence of, reasons for, or amount of price reductions...
Get insight into the different ways lawmakers are lowering (or eliminating) the threshold for workplace harassment lawsuits. The article includes a map showing the states that have considered or enacted threshold laws. Read now » Related Content EPLI...
The Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) regulates how institutions may collect and use consumer information provided by third-party consumer reporting agencies. Institutions must establish and implement a compliance monitoring program to regularly review, assess,...
The AIA Resource Kit provides a comprehensive listing of Practical Guidance resources related to American Institute of Architects (AIA) construction forms, including guidance for selecting and completing the appropriate AIA agreements for any construction transaction...
The voting policies of three of the biggest institutional investors have an outsized influence on their portfolio companies and on the market as a whole. For counsel representing public companies, it is necessary to review their policies while preparing for the...
Discovery disputes during spooky season can make opposing counsel seem especially ghoulish. We asked a former U.S. Magistrate Judge when you should contact your judge when the Ghostbusters won’t cut it. Just because you “ain’t afraid of no ghost...