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27 Greenberg Traurig Attorneys Recognized in 2021 Edition of Georgia Super Lawyers Share Article Global law firm Greenberg Traurig, LLP Co-President Ernest LaMont Greer and Lori G. Cohen, vice chair of the firm, co-chair of the Global Litigation Practice, and chair of the Trial Practice Group, are included in the “Top 100: 2021 Georgia Super Lawyers List.” Additionally, Cohen is listed on the “Top 10” list as well as the “Top 50: Women” list. ATLANTA (PRWEB) February 22, 2021 Global law firm Greenberg Traurig, LLP Co...

Bodman selects aviation practice group co-chair Courtesy Bodman PLC Bodman PLC appointed Brian E. Kersey of its Grand Rapids office as co-chair of the Aviation Law and Finance Practice Group. He succeeds Carla S. Machnik of the firm’s Detroit office, who remains an active member of the group. Kersey will co-chair the practice group alongside Bonnie E. Sherr of the Detroit office. Kersey focuses his practice on national and international aviation law and commercial finance matters. He has aviation experience in purchase and sale transactions, regulatory compliance, risk management, tax plann...

Proposal to define crypto assets as financial products in South Africa doesn’t ‘legitimise’ them, experts warn Subscribe The Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) issued a draft declaration of crypto assets as a financial product in late November, which falls under the Financial Advisory and Intermediary Services Act (FAIS). The draft declaration proposes to alter the definition of a “financial product” in the country, to include “any other product similar in nature to any financial product” for the purposes of the Act. The FSCA has specifically taken the view that crypto as...

On to the news in china. china has been battling high inflation and a volatile property market for a while now as it tries to keep pace with its breakneck growth, but it may have too many university graduates and too few jobs. the xinhua news agency reports that more than 6 million students graduated from chinese universities last year. of those nearly a quarter are still unemployed. so those numbers can create pent-up frustration and social instability. that's exactly what the central government in beijing wants to avo avoid. we are joined by a professor of finance practice at chinese univers...