After London and Paris, Rimon Set on Further International Expansion, Law360 Reports
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Rimon Partner Rodrigo Castillo Cottin Highly Recommended by Leaders League for Wealth Management
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Global Law Firm Rimon PC expands international reach with opening of new London office
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Rimon’s Matthew Poppe, Gabriel G. Gregg, Zheng Liu, Jieshuai Zhou and Kendra Orr represent Foxconn’s parent company, Hon Hai, in suit against Microsoft. This suit has received extensive news coverage in Bloomberg, Reuters and Law360. Read more in this Law360 Article.
Does a real estate company’s bankruptcy reorganization plan go up in smoke if a tenant uses the property to grow marijuana? Relying on the plain text of Bankruptcy Code Section 1129(a)(3)[1] and the particular facts and procedural history of the case, the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit affirmed confirmation of the…
A Delaware bankruptcy court (the “Court”) recently considered conflicting security interest claims of (i) a vendor that manufactured and consigned goods to a merchant that later filed for bankruptcy, and (ii) a secured lender that had a perfected lien on inventory and proceeds. The decision has important lessons relating to consignments. Summary The consignor failed…
The Internal Revenue Service recently issued a Notice providing a safe harbor election under which a rental real estate enterprise will be treated as satisfying the Section 199A deduction trade or business requirement. Click here to read the insight. Susan F. Klein focuses her practice on tax matters relating to private international transactions, including mergers, acquisitions…
Host: ALI-CLE and ACTEC Location & Time: Webcast 12:00-1:30 PM EST Why You Should Attend Rimon Partner, Lisa Weinstein Burns, will be presenting on spousal issues under common law relating to retirement plans. While the available tax incentives motivate more and more people to hold substantial wealth in qualified plans and individual retirement accounts, many…
Rimon’s Trust and Estate Partner, Patricia Annino, contributed her insights to a discussion on how a family prepares for sustained competence for Barrons Magazine. Sustained competence exists when an older, still-capable family patriarch or matriarch chooses not to step asidehow a family prepares for sustained competence. Sustained competence exists when an older, still-capable family patriarch…
In recent years merchants, regulators, banks and financial institutions, consumers and other parties have been keenly focused on “interchange fees” charged to merchants by issuers of credit or debit cards for any transaction in which the card is used for a purchase. Interchange fees typically consist of a percentage fee, based on the volume of…
Financial Institutions Committee Chair: John R. Mussman Meeting Date and Time: Wednesday, April 10, 2019 12:15 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. Topics: A SPRING SMORGASBORD The Bank Holding Company Act: What constitutes “control”? Federal Reserve Applications – How to Make the Process Go More Smoothly. Bank Anti-tying Restrictions The U.S. Supreme Court Credit Card Anti-trust decision…
Tokens, security tokens, cryptocurrency, or however you wish to define the digital asset which distributed ledger technology has now allowed us to pull from ether, puts issuers and exchangers of this value within the cross-hairs of both Federal and State money transmitter regulation. The question becomes then whether token-driven blockchain businesses that mint and sell…
Unusually expressive on this topic, the Securities and Exchange Commission released two publications April 3rd, the first its “Framework for ‘Investment Contract’ Analysis of Digital Assets”, and the second a ‘no-action letter’ in favor of TurnKey Jet, Inc. Both were hailed as milestones for the SEC in dealing with the vexing difference between security tokens,…
