NIL rights refer to the ability of student-athletes to earn compensation for the use of their name, image, and likeness. This includes activities such as endorsement deals and social media promotions, allowing student-athletes to monetize their personal brand....
Landlords and tenants terminating commercial leases should consider both contractual and state law requirements. Check out this practice note, authored by Holland & Knight real estate attorneys, discussing key legal and practical considerations for commercial...
After well over a year of nail-biting, hand wringing, and waiting, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) announced earlier this October that it had finalized proposed revisions to the Hart-Scott-Rodino (HSR) premerger notification program filing rules. The FTC’s...
Need guidance on arbitrating employment-related disputes before the American Arbitration Association (AAA)? Read AAA Arbitration for Employment Lawyers by Julia M. Jordan and William S. Wolfe of Sullivan & Cromwell LLP. Among other things, the authors discuss...
Save time and resources by settling your International Trade Commission (ITC) Section 337 Investigation with this template settlement agreement between opposing parties. The template includes guidance on filing your agreement with a motion to terminate to globally...
Do a deep dive into the nuances of insurance bad faith, a new topic in the Insurance State Law Comparison Tool. Read now » Related Content Insurance Bad Faith Claims Discover the ins and outs of insurance bad faith claims, including the insured's...
Online businesses and merchants continue to explore accepting cryptocurrency as a form of payment for goods and services. The use of digital wallets by consumers makes the acceptance of cryptocurrency more widespread and impactful for banking organizations. Explore...
Read this practice note discussing current market trends in publicly filed commitment letters for acquisition financing from the second half of 2023 and the first half of 2024. This practice note examines examples of select key provisions in commitment letters...
Fracking has become more and more controversial over the years, yet numerous states rely on fracking activities for substantial tax revenue. Find out what taxes your clients will be responsible for by reviewing our Oil and Gas Tax: Fracking Developments and Incentives...
Under the Internal Revenue Code (IRC), qualified plans and 403(b) plans are required to be in writing and to contain certain provisions specified under the IRC and associated Treasury Regulations, in addition to reflecting compliant design provisions. Qualified...
With surging federal and state class action litigation against website operators for the use of session replay software and chatbots, you’ll want to check out this valuable information about the elements of wiretap claims asserted in the most common jurisdictions...
Learn more about the Department of Agriculture's National Organic Program and its requirements for organic product certification programs and organic product labeling, plus the oversight and enforcement of goods that are certified and/or labeled as organic...
Due diligence for private offerings is typically split into three categories: legal, business and financial, and accounting. Typical parties involved include the issuer itself (through management and directors), issuer’s counsel, accountants, bank or investor...
Class action litigation risks can haunt and distract organizations. Help your clients reduce the risk of facing class action lawsuits arising from environmental, social, and governance (ESG) matters in an increasingly ESG-centric corporate world. As ESG-related...
The discharge is an order entered at the conclusion of a bankruptcy case releasing the debtor from liability for certain debts that, under the Bankruptcy Code, are dischargeable in bankruptcy. Check out this resource kit covering topics related to a debtor's...