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Are you part of a church or religious organization in Nevada? If so, the subject of how ?far, or even whether the church can become involved in political activity may have crossed your ?mind. As we head into the Fall 2014 electoral season, Nevada...

What does it mean to establish “preferred” status? What does it take? The preferred status of a developer and project with respect to EB-5 financing has certain elements are more or less inherent in the project and developer, and other elements...

Now that the first wave of Final Decisions have issued from the PTAB, the question has arisen regarding what to do with sealed documents in an IPR record while the decision is appealed. Pursuant to Patent Office Trial Practice Guide, Rule 42.56,...

You’ve got the perfect idea for a social media site, but how do you attract a critical mass of members to launch it? Your credit cards are maxed out and your friends and family are tapped too. Can you attract members by offering to pay cash...

As rapper deponents go, Kanye West may have Lil Wayne beat. Transcripts obtained by TMZ from the rapper's recent deposition show that, like Lil Wayne before him, West isn't afraid to bring his on-stage swagger into the legal arena.

Dealing a major blow to the trustee’s efforts to recover fraudulent transfers on behalf of the bankruptcy estate of the company run by Bernard Madoff, Judge Jed S. Rakoff of the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York held...

In this series we have considered the problem of a rogue CFO, or other executive officer, who defrauds or steals from the company. The focus has been on measures that are designed to prevent the high-level fraud from occurring in the first place. But...

On July 28, 2014, the Food and Drug Administration (“FDA”) issued final guidance regarding the agency’s substantive review of Traditional 510(k) premarket notifications. This document, titled “The 510(k) Program: Evaluating Substantial Equivalence in...

Canada and the European Union today announced that they have completed negotiation of their Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA). The announcement puts to rest extended speculation about whether a deal was still possible, speculation...

The newly minted chief judge of Delaware's top court has gotten a gown makeover. Chief Justice Leo Strine of the state's Supreme Court now has two gold stripes on each sleeve of his black robe, the News Journal reports.

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