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<p><span>Thank you, Jimmie [Lenz] and Lee [Reiners] for putting together this conference and for inviting me to be part of it. I must begin with my standard disclaimer: the views I represent are my own and do not necessarily represent the views of the Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) or my fellow Commissioners.</span></p>

Digital assets like bitcoin and its underlying blockchain technology are potentially useful for New Hampshire, a state commission has concluded, but are so new and different that nobody’s sure how the state can harness that potential – or even whether...

The State Bar´s fifteen practice sections that participate in the lobbying program are gearing up to make a big impact in the 2023 legislative session.

Axonic Capital LLC, a mezzanine lender on the waterfront property, entered the sole bid at a Uniform Commercial Code foreclosure auction in New York on Thursday, Jan. 12.

In Worthy Lending v. New Style Contractor, a customer that pays its supplier rather than its supplier’s lender, after having received notice to pay the lender, may have to pay twice. Ability to mitigate risk of doing business with financially distressed suppliers will be important.

Legislation to impose a tax on the creation of mezzanine debt and preferred equity was reintroduced on Jan. 4, 2023, in the last two sessions of the New York state legislature, by the...

What if your company was forced to pay twice for all of its purchases from a particular supplier during the last month? What if that double payment obligation instead covered the last...

The State Bar´s fifteen practice sections that participate in the lobbying program are gearing up to make a big impact in the 2023 legislative session.

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When: Clay Township supervisors reorganizational meeting, Jan. 3.