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Corporate Transparency Act– Basics

Posted on December 8, 2023 by Stephen Honig

SCOPE OF THIS POST: A general orientation, in one place, of this new Federal law, the Corporate Transparency Act (“Act”).  I have found that clear basic information is spotty and not easily found. This post is intended to inform general  … Continue reading →

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Global Crises & Board Directors

Posted on December 6, 2023 by Stephen Honig

How should corporate directors perform their fiduciary duties in the face of the numerous global crises currently assailing the operations of their corporations? Dean Bhaskar Chakravorti of Tuft’s Fletcher School of International Affairs suggested the appropriate mind-set for corporate boards … Continue reading →

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SEC: Controlling How You Fire Staff?

Posted on December 4, 2023 by Stephen Honig

I am not making this up. When you fire someone you should obtain a Severance Agreement in exchange for granting severance pay or other considerations not otherwise mandated. Standard language in such agreements seeks to assure the employer, providing separation … Continue reading →

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SEC re Asset Backed Securities

Posted on November 29, 2023 by Stephen Honig

The SEC just issued a Rule prohibiting entities, which package and sell to the public asset-backed securities (ABSs), from taking market actions which would profit from a decline in value of those very same ABSs.  It is a usual practice … Continue reading →

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Why Class Actions Fail

Posted on November 14, 2023 by Stephen Honig

The business press is always carrying stories about suits brought against companies because the company: made a public misstatement that affected the price of its publicly traded shares; the statement was later proven incorrect; and then the stock price fell … Continue reading →

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BlackRock Reports Gender-Diverse Corporations Perform Better

Posted on November 8, 2023 by Stephen Honig

Yesterday BlackRock, the huge institutional investor, reported that “most gender-balanced companies [over the last 8 or 9 years] outperformed the least diverse companies by 29%, as measured by average return on assets.” Those companies with women in leadership and who … Continue reading →

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Systemic Racism Backlash: Board Response

Posted on November 8, 2023 by Stephen Honig

In the face of growing backlash against DEI efforts in general and questions about the value of corporate positioning to root out alleged systemic racism, yesterday the New England Chapter of National Association of Corporate Directors presented a program on … Continue reading →

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US Attacks Roll-Ups Under Anti-Trust Laws

Posted on October 4, 2023 by Stephen Honig

As part of the Administration’s expanding activity in anti-trust, which includes new proposed Guidance and changes in pre-merger filings under Hart-Scott-Rodino for larger transactions, the FTC for the first time is going to court to make anti-trust violation claims against … Continue reading →

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AI Due Diligence in Acquisitions

Posted on September 29, 2023 by Stephen Honig

If you are acquiring another business, or if someone is trying to buy your own company, what questions will be asked as part of acquirer due diligence?  The list is a matter of common sense; although AI is complex and … Continue reading →

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Mandatory Federal Filing Requirements for All Businesses

Posted on September 26, 2023 by Stephen Honig

The Federal Government requires virtually all businesses formed in the United States before this year-end, regardless of form of entity and regardless of line of enterprise, to register during 2024 and disclose all owners; if you form a new business … Continue reading →

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