I again apologize for drifting away from law and business; I promise I will return to my core mission. BUT I really wanted to share the view outside my office window right now. The Patriots victory parade is wending its … Continue reading
Stephen Honig
Forgive another post about baseball, particularly after my recent post noting how rarely I diverted from legal and business affairs. Jackie Robinson was born 100 years ago today. There is an entire section of today’s Times devoted to his life, … Continue reading
The Civil Liberties Union is a non-partisan organization defending civil rights guaranteed by the Constitution and our laws. It’s political impact fairly can be said to be “liberal” as that phrase is understood in today’s politics. ACLU brings numerous suits, … Continue reading
The artwork on the top of the first page of this blogsite contains a courthouse and baseball players, but law generally gets the nod when I post; since I started this site years ago there are 324 lawyer posts and … Continue reading
What will be the major issues for public companies in the 2019 proxy season? An expert panel convened by the National Association of Corporate Directors – New England on January 15 suggested these: is your Board composition appropriately diverse, and … Continue reading
I don’t blog about myself, as readers of this post well know. However I am breaking my own rule to announce that my first book, a collection of five decades of poetry, has been published. It is entitled “Messing Around … Continue reading
The current issue of a leading life settlements industry newsletter predicts that 2019 should be a good year to invest in life settlements because it is a growing recognized investment class; but also and frighteningly, because aging boomers will … Continue reading
I wanted to alert you to a great article written by my partner Dr. Vince Capuano about, well, patents, cannabis and bongs made out of apples. Please take a look, post your comments and join the ongoing conversation about the … Continue reading
Years ago (six? more?) Congress legislated that the SEC should design a mandatory disclosure comparing CEO comp to the median compensation of all entity employees. It took the SEC years to institute that disclosure requirement, during which time its bald … Continue reading
A week ago, I posted for the first time about virtual currency; today’s emails bring an analysis by Securities Law guru Jim Hamilton describing a new bi-partisan (is that still a word?) bill introduced in the House: the Token Taxonomy … Continue reading