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Israeli High-Tech Companies Raised $1.61 Billion in 170 Deals in Q2/2018

More Companies Eligible to Provide Reduced Disclosures in SEC Filings

with Professor Steve Thel

Workers toiling in the "gig" economy could be getting a tax break

What exactly does the final version say?

SEC Halts ICO After Finding that Tokens are Securities

Forty Masterpieces of American and European Art Scheduled for Auction Would Eviscerate Collection and Relegate the Museum to Irrelevance

Industry standard English law Master Participation Agreement legal opinion updated for use in satisfying regulatory requirements in trade finance transactions within the European Union

Author Nicholas O’Donnell’s "A Tragic Fate — Law and Ethics in the Battle Over Nazi-Looted Art" explores the historical, ethical and legal consequences of stolen art

DOL guidance and Millennial interest spur plans to consider ESG

Eight Paintings by Beckmann, Gris and Klee Valued at Nearly $20 Million

3D Printer of Electronics Expects to Raise $12M

Priorities include business continuity plans, cybersecurity and fee disclosure

EU has included trade finance instruments in list of bank liabilities that could be at risk if a bank goes under

TFR – Supply Chain Finance | Fundamentals

TFR - Supply Chain Finance Roundtable

Jockeying for work with new owner, Dell, to start

Counterfeit Report curbs knockoffs' shelf life

Funding Portals Under The SEC's New Rules

Options Under 1031 Benefit All Parties, Including The IRS

Cape Wind And Block Island Provide Valuable Lessons

SEC’s Recent Rule To Help Small Businesses Raise Money Is No Cure-All

New Developments, Adaptive Reuse Require Due Diligence

Federal lawsuit over medieval relics could create a precedent for efforts to recover artworks allegedly sold under duress to the Nazis

Industry standard legal opinion for banks to use in satisfying new regulatory requirements in the European Union

With Training, Patience And Flexibility, You Too Can Run 26.2 Miles – Or Take Your Company Public

Law Firm Wins 10 out of 11 Challenges since 2000; was the top law firm fundraiser in Massachusetts

Research shows sexual orientation is an innate human characteristic that deserves the full and equal protection of the law

Collection Once Presented to Hitler as “Surprise Gift”
Current Owners Insist 1935 Jewish Owners Freely Sold To Nazis
Diminishing of Germany’s Restitution Policy Seen

Federal Law Catches Up With The Times, Uses Trademark Law To Protect Websites

Jobs, Infrastructure Improvements Promised As Part Of Host Package

Cautionary Advice For A Bold New Market Force

Like-Kind Exchanges Applied Beyond Real Estate

Finding Right Attorney, Mediator Critical To Successful Outcome

Purpose, Inc. Wins a YEAR of Free Legal Services

Developers, Investors Need To Be Ready For New Regs, Requirements

Joel Carpenter of Scituate has been named sole managing partner at the international law firm Sullivan & Worcester

Press Release

Key Ruling Continues Court's 'Balanced' Approach to Easement Law

Tired of high hourly rates and a no-bid mentality, corporations are demanding changes in the way law firms bill their clients. And the law firms are responding

Southbury Woman is Key to Recovery Effort

Iron Mountain, Globe Deals Energize Boston Deal-Making

Press Release

Execution Protocols, Product Offerings Discussed

U.S. District Court for SDNY Dismisses Case Alleging Securities Fraud

Spouses’ Benefits Faced Federal Taxes

Leasing Uptick Fuels Increase In Sales Of Older, Urban Buildings, Suburban Properties

Guarantors, Not Just Borrowers, Must Qualify As ECPs

Boston University School of Law's Public Interest Project

Experts Say State, Not Individuals, Likely Suit Target