Dodd-Frank Brings Regulatory Change to Investment Advisers
May 13, 2013
Patrick D. Sweeney,
Matthew H. Kunkes
New York Law Journal Patrick Sweeney, a corporate partner at Herrick, Feinstein and Matthew Kunkes, a corporate associate, were featured in the May 13, 2013 Financial Reform Special Section of the New York Law Journal. Their article addresses the regulatory impact of Dodd-Frank on investment advisers and discusses changes emanating from Dodd-Frank's Title IV, the "Private Fund Investment Adviser Registration Act of 2010."
Impact of JOBS Act On 3rd-Party Marketers
April 3, 2013
Richard M. Morris
Law360 Richard M. Morris authored an article for the Expert Analysis section of Private Equity and Securities Law360 about how the JOBS Act, which was passed in April 2012, will likely change the business of third-party marketers by expanding the scope of permitted promotional activities in connection with offering investments in hedge and private equity funds.
Market Trends, Legal Developments, and Their Effect on M&A Documentation
2013
Irwin A. Kishner
Mergers and Acquisitions Law 2013: Top Lawyers on Trends and Key Strategies for the Upcoming Year Irwin Kishner authored the chapter "Market Trends, Legal Developments, and Their Effect on M&A Documentation" for the book
Mergers and Acquisitions Law 2013: Top Lawyers on Trends and Key Strategies for the Upcoming Year, published byThomson Reuters/Aspatore.
Labor Unrest in the NFL — What It Means for Sponsors, Television Partners and Licensees
February 11, 2011
Irwin A. Kishner,
Matthew Pace
Sports Litigation Alert Irwin Kishner, Matthew Pace and Rick Torres opine that a football strike or lockout would create potential problems for sponsors, broadcast partners and licensees. The article points out that creative materials are developed months in advance of their launch, meaning that sponsors must decide whether to invest time and money into creating and developing the materials, without knowing whether the next football season will be played as scheduled, delayed or cancelled entirely. Licensees, meanwhile, pay advances against royalties, and if the games aren't played, revenues from licensed merchandise will drop sharply.
Corporate Alert: One Word Says It All, Minority Shareholder’s Rights, New Arbitration Rules, Letter of Intent Binding, Trust Agreement Dispute, “Bet the Company” Transactions, Preliminary Merger Negotiations, Climate Change Disclosure, HSR Act, New Excise Tax
February 2010
Irwin A. Kishner,
Daniel A. Etna
Caveat Emptor, Seller and Auctioneer When Sports Memorabilia Is for Sale
August 14 , 2009
Irwin A. Kishner,
Liliana Chang
Sports Litigation Alert Irwin Kishner—with assistance from summer associate Liliana Chang—authored the article “Caveat Emptor, Seller and Auctioneer When Sports Memorabilia Is for Sale,” in which he advises buyers, sellers, auctioneers and collectors of sports and entertainment memorabilia that dealing with large, reputable dealers and auctioneers helps minimize the risk of trading forgeries and items of questionable provenance.
Repricing Underwater Stock Options
May 27, 2009
Stephen E. Fox
SEC Trends & Developments, the newsletter published by the accounting firm Eisner LLP. Public companies with out-of-the-money stock options should consider repricing those underwater options, Stephen Fox writes in the accounting firm's newsletter in a new section called From The Bar. Repricing options so they are in the money is one way of compensating employees and aligning their interests with those of their employers.
Corporate Quick Hit: Fraudulent Inducement and Breach of Warranty, Stock Options in Cash Mergers, Valuing Employee Stock Options, Section 409A, Fair Value in Public Markets, Liability of Service Providers, Whistleblower Act, Transgender Discrimination, Nursing Mothers in the Workplace Act, FINRA
October 2007
Irwin A. Kishner,
Daniel A. Etna
YES
May 2002
Irwin A. Kishner,
Daniel A. Etna
The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel Irwin Kishner and Dan Etna co-author this article on the formation of the YES television network.