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Growing up in the ’80s, I have fond memories of music, TV shows, and toys from that era, like Transformers, Michael Jackson, Reading Rainbow with LeVar Burton, My Buddy & Kid Sister, Glow Worms, hair bands, He-Man, Square One, and rap music from acts...

Nancy Wojtas, the head of the public companies group at Cooley LLP, alerted me to the fact that the SEC staff yesterday issued 14 new Compliance & Disclosure Interpretations (C&DIs) relating to Rule 506 under Regulation D. Here’s my take on three of...

The holiday season is upon us again, and some companies consider closing their operations during all or part of a holiday week. Companies planning a shutdown during all or part of any holiday week should consider the effect of a shutdown on their...

In this episode I visit with Henry Pugh, COO of the Risk Advisory Group. The company provides world wide strategic assessments and risk assessments in addition to a variety of other consulting services....
By: Thomas Fox

Prosecutors are considering whether to charge a Georgia homeowner who shot and killed a person he believed to be an intruder—a 72-year-old man suffering from Alzheimer’s.

A woman who was fired after complaining of sexually suggestive sniffing by two co-workers may pursue a retaliation suit, a federal appeals court has ruled. The New Orleans-based 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled for Denise Royal in a Nov.

Tennessee has executed only six inmates since 1960 and none since 2009. Now its attorney general wants execution dates set for 10 condemned killers.

A company that makes equipment used to grow marijuana has a couple BigLaw connections. The public company, GrowLife, is headed by former Jenner & Block partner Sterling Scott, and it has hired Crowell & Moring for regulatory and M&A advice, the Am Law Daily reports.

Broward County, Fla., may join the growing rank of areas which prohibit smoking in public parks, CBS Miami reports. According to Forbes, more than 843 U.S. parks currently ban smoking.

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