15c2-11’s Pending Application to 144A: Transparency for Transparency’s Sake
By: Cooper D’Anton In a discrete no-action letter last fall, the Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) staff…
SEC to Amend SPAC Regulation Enhancing Disclosures
By: Scarlett Keane SPACs are the hottest IPO tool available for corporations today.[1] SPACs, or special purpose…
To Be or Not to Be Liable: the NLRB Changes its Mind About Joint Employment Liability Once Again
By: Annie McEnaney Two weeks ago, the National Labor Relations Board (“NLRB” or “Board”) released a Notice…
Pouring One Out for the Great Recession: Should the Name ‘Lehman Brothers’ Live on in Whiskey?
By: Isha C. Biswas The Great Recession of 2008 still influences jurisprudence in a myriad of…
Robinhood Users, Be Thankful for Hot Tubs
By: Brendan Glynn Robinhood is an online stock-trading application with a user base of over 10 million…
NCAA’s Gender Discrimination
By: Kendall Deese The NCAA has dealt with its fair share of gender-based discrimination over the years,…
Finders Keepers or Fraudsters Keepers? Banking Institutions Use Loophole to Avoid Liability: Zelle Users Beware
By: Nabila Sudha Technological advances in modern society undoubtedly betters the life of the average person, providing…
The Deep Fake of Dorian Gray: Who Owns the Likeness of Luke Skywalker?
By: Carson Hicks Last year Lucasfilm released the second season of The Mandalorian to Disney+, continuing the…
How to Swallow a Bitter Pill: A Possible Antidote to Kohl’s Shareholder Rights Plan
By: Rushabh Soni A poison pill plan is a shareholder rights plan that makes the target company…
NOW THAT BRITNEY IS FREE, YOU CAN’T STOP THE BEAT: AMANDA BYNES ENDS NINE-YEAR CONSERVATORSHIP
By: Gabriela Dueñas Just last week, Ventura County Superior Court Judge Roger Lund approved Amanda Bynes’ petition…
