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Private Fund Structuring “101”

insights Private Fund Structuring “101” Nicole Kalajian · February 21, 2023

This memorandum describes the typical entity structures used when launching a new private fund. Although various factors influence the choice of entity structures used for a private fund, this memorandum will discuss the most basic considerations – namely preferences of the fund’s investors and the manager. It should be noted at the outset that different…

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The HR Gazette Podcast: Banning Non-complete Clauses

insights The HR Gazette Podcast: Banning Non-complete Clauses Thomas M. White · February 14, 2023

Rimon Partner Thomas White joined Bill Banham for The HR Gazette’s recent podcast “Banning Non-complete Clauses.” Tom discussed the recent FTC proposal to ban non-compete clauses, the utilization of ERISA plans to enforce non-competes, and what that could mean for companies and employees. Listen to the podcast here. Learn more about The HR Gazette here. …

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Supreme Court Decides Not To Clarify Standard for Attorney-Client Privilege for Dual-Purpose Communications

insights Supreme Court Decides Not To Clarify Standard for Attorney-Client Privilege for Dual-Purpose Communications Michael S. Lazaroff · February 9, 2023

On January 23, the Supreme Court surprisingly decided to dismiss as “improvidently granted” the writ of certiorari it had granted in the case In re Grand Jury, No. 21-1397. This one-line dismissal order came after full briefing by the parties, thirteen substantive amicus briefs from various legal and business organizations, and oral argument. The issue…

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Parental Access to Data of Children? The Answer Is Not That Clear, Illinois Banker Magazine

insights Parental Access to Data of Children? The Answer Is Not That Clear, Illinois Banker Magazine John Isaza, Esq., FAI · February 6, 2023

Given the growth of online access to products and services, including those in banking, who has access to the data collected through the use of such services? Access to and control of data is the centerpiece of several new omnibus privacy laws, such as California’s Privacy Rights Act (CPRA) and similar legislation recently enacted in…

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All Quiet on the Western Front? California Has Stricter Data Protection Laws as of January 1, 2023

insights All Quiet on the Western Front? California Has Stricter Data Protection Laws as of January 1, 2023 Michael Magotsch · All Quiet on the Western Front? California Has Stricter Data Protection Laws as of January 1, 2023 John Isaza, Esq., FAI · February 6, 2023

CPRA strengthens consumer protection rights in California – companies in Germany and the EU will have to adjust. In the USA, there is no comprehensive data protection law covering all states. With the new California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA), California has once again strengthened the data protection laws of the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA),…

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FDA Announces Pilot Program for Medical Device Submission with Health Canada but Spots Are Limited

insights FDA Announces Pilot Program for Medical Device Submission with Health Canada but Spots Are Limited Amy Baker · January 12, 2023

On January 10, 2023 the FDA announced that it has partnered with Health Canada to launch a joint eSTAR pilot. The pilot will allow medical device manufacturers to submit a premarket notice submission to FDA and Health Canada simultaneously. eSTAR initially debuted in 2020 for medical device submissions to FDA’s Center for Devices and Radiological…

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Fundraising Stalled? Here are the 6 S’s Venture Founders Should be Thinking About

insights Fundraising Stalled? Here are the 6 S’s Venture Founders Should be Thinking About Dror Futter · January 11, 2023

As a venture founder, raising funds can accelerate your startup’s growth. But what happens when fundraising efforts begin to dissipate? Rimon Partner Dror Futter outlines the 6 S’s Venture Founders should consider when fundraising has stalled. Read here: Infographic: Fundraising Stalled? Here are the 6 S’s Venture Founders Should be Thinking About Dror Futter focuses…

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Broadcast Retirement Network Interview: Classifying Aging as a Disease Could Speed FDA Drug Approvals

insights Broadcast Retirement Network Interview: Classifying Aging as a Disease Could Speed FDA Drug Approvals Amy Baker · January 9, 2023

Rimon attorney Amy Baker sat down with Jeffrey Snyder from the Broadcast Retirement Network to discuss the potential impact of classifying aging as a disease on FDA drug approvals. Watch the interview here. Find out more about the Broadcast Retirement Network here.   Amy Baker is a Partner in Rimon’s Orlando office. Ms. Baker focuses…

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Classifying aging as a disease could speed FDA drug approvals

insights Classifying aging as a disease could speed FDA drug approvals Amy Baker · Classifying aging as a disease could speed FDA drug approvals Mark H. Mirkin · Classifying aging as a disease could speed FDA drug approvals Steven Colby · Classifying aging as a disease could speed FDA drug approvals David Devernoe · January 3, 2023

Article originally published by The Hill. Republished with permission from publisher. Authored by Rimon attorney, Amy Baker. Attorneys Mark H. Mirkin, Steven Colby, JD, Ph.D. and David Devernoe contributed to the piece.  The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) considers aging to be a natural process. This makes it difficult to get FDA approval for drugs…

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Germany’s Future Financing Act

insights Germany’s Future Financing Act Bernd Geier · December 12, 2022

The Future Financing Act for Germany comes at the right time. Against the backdrop of a dramatically changing business and political climate, it serves to safeguard economic prosperity by promoting private investment, among other things. The paper marks the beginning of the new legislative process. This paper places particular focus on IPOs and includes a…

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