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The Internal Revenue Service has been busy issuing guidance over the last month or so on various retirement benefit issues. We want to be sure you are aware of these important updates.

In Regulations, Words Matter

(or R-E-L-I-E-F is not spelled A-B-U-S-E)

Delaware Corporations May Now Adopt Federal Forum Selection Provisions for Securities Act Claims

Spotlight on Opportunity Zone Impact

Decision Reflects Significant Market Disruptions Being Caused by the COVID-19 Pandemic

Temporary Exemptive Relief for Open-End Investment Management Companies to Engage in Certain Borrowing Transactions

Understanding Which Businesses are Classified as "Essential" Under Current and Future "Stay-at-Home" Orders

An Overview Of The New Federally Funded Coronavirus Leave Programs

Companies May Extend Disclosure Deadlines and Implement Changes to Annual Meetings; SEC Reminds Companies of Disclosure Obligations

Client Alert

Different Investors, Different Motives

EPA Steps into the Mix While States Continue Swift Action in Light of Potential Health Risks

Clarification on Working Capital, Substantial Improvement and Use of Leverage will Drive Investment Activity

Collective body will collaborate to drive long-term consumer adoption

Third Annual Fenway Hurling Classic Scheduled for November 18

More Companies Eligible to Provide Reduced Disclosures in SEC Filings

with Professor Steve Thel

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

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