Social Media and the Law Webinar

The rise of social media has significant and novel implications for legal professionals. Rimon Partner, John Isaza, will be speaking on how social media messages are accessed in litigation and what are the information governance implications, and potential liabilities, that can stem from a company’s Twitter account or an employee’s Facebook usage. Attendees will learn:…

Environmental Health Sciences Bridging the Gap between Exposure, Mechanism and Public Health Seminar

Rimon Partner Mark Mirkin will be speaking at The Environmental Mutagenesis & Genomics Society’s 48th Annual Meeting: Environmental Health Sciences Bridging the Gap between Exposure, Mechanism and Public Health. Mr. Mirkin will present at a workshop titled Entrepreneurship, Economic Initiatives and Bioscience Incubators. His discussion of the business perspective of how to start a life science company will…

Rimon Wins Six ACQ5 Global Awards, 2017

We are delighted to announce that ACQ5 (Acquisition Finance Magazine) recognized Rimon, two of its partners, and Rimon’s CEO with six awards. Rimon was named the US Compliance Law Firm of the Year, California Technology Law Firm of the Year, and California Sports & Entertainment Law Firm of the Year. Additionally, Michael Moradzadeh, Rimon’s CEO, was awarded the California Technology…

ICOs, Cryptocurrencies and Tokens – the SEC Speaks

The SEC has issued its first, much anticipated statement on the regulatory status of ICOs (Initial Coin Offerings). Click here to read our analysis of the questions the SEC answered and, perhaps more importantly, the questions that remain unresolved. Mr. Futter has more than 20 years of high tech and business experience. He represents emerging companies and their…

Non-U.S. Companies Fined for OFAC Violations

Having historically targeted banks, OFAC shows interest in penalizing banks’ customers that send illegal payments through the U.S. financial system. OFAC’s action is significant because it appears to be the first time the entity penalizes a non-U.S., non-financial company for “causing” sanctions violations by initiating U.S. dollar payments involving a sanctioned country. Read more here. Ms.…

3rd Circuit and Delaware Bankruptcy Court Hold That “Receipt” Under Bankruptcy Code Section 503(b)(9) Requires Physical Possession

Section 503(b)(9) of the Bankruptcy Code provides a seller of goods with an administrative expense claim equal to the value of goods received by the debtor within the 20 day period prior to the bankruptcy filing. Two recent decisions provide important guidance for sellers and buyers of goods on the eve of a debtor’s bankruptcy.…