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The New Marketing Rule and the Seven Prohibitions: Sneaky, Sloppy, Tricky, Shifty, Iffy, Flimsy, and Dicey | Hardin Compliance Consulting LLC - Vimarsana News

The New Marketing Rule and the Seven Prohibitions: Sneaky, Sloppy, Tricky, Shifty, Iffy, Flimsy, and Dicey | Hardin Compliance Consulting LLC

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: Analyzing the SEC’s new Marketing Rule (Rule 206(4)-1, or the “New Rule”) is a monumental task, so I am breaking it down into a series of six blog posts. This first post focuses on the new definition of advertisements and the seven principles-based prohibitions. Later blog posts will cover testimonials and endorsements, third-party ratings, performance advertising, portability of performance and the rule’s administrative requirements. The SEC adopted amended Rule 206(4)-1, replacing Rule 206(4)-1, the Advertising Rule (the ...

10th Circuit Rules Against Colorado in 'Waters of the U.S.' Dispute – Courthouse News Service - Vimarsana News

10th Circuit Rules Against Colorado in 'Waters of the U.S.' Dispute – Courthouse News Service

Colorado did not prove it would suffer “irreperable injury” if federal agencies implemented the Trump-era Navigable Waters Protection Rule, a 10th Circuit panel ruled Tuesday. A view of Chatfield Reservoir in Chatfield State Park, in Douglas and Jefferson counties in Colorado. (Jeffrey Beall via Wikipedia) (CN) — The federal government should not be blocked from implementing in Colorado a Trump-era regulation defining what waters are protected by the Clean Water Act, a 10th Circuit panel ruled Tuesday.  In April 2020, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the Army Corps of Engin...

Sweeping Changes to Uniform Rules for the Supreme Court and County Court | Harris Beach PLLC - Vimarsana News

Sweeping Changes to Uniform Rules for the Supreme Court and County Court | Harris Beach PLLC

[co-author: Daniel Pesciotta] Effective Feb. 1, 2021, New York’s Uniform Rules for the Supreme Court and County Court will see sweeping changes. A product of the courts and power delegated by the New York State Constitution, these rules govern the technical, day-to-day aspects of civil litigation and provide requirements in addition to those contained in the Civil Practice Law and Rules (CPLR), which are a legislative product and broadly govern civil actions from start to finish. By , Chief Administrative Judge Lawrence Marks praised the New York State Commercial Division’s efficiency an...