Cognitive Dissonance in the Common Law of Contracts: Oral Modifications to Written Agreements that Purport to Invalidate Oral Modifications Glenn West on May 29, 2018Posted in Features, Glenn West Musings, Insights, Legal Developments, U.K., What's New on the Watch?
How Anti-Assignment Workarounds Work (or Not) Glenn West and Maryam Naghavi on May 2, 2018Posted in Features, Glenn West Musings, Insights, Legal Developments, Purchase Agreements, U.K., What's New on the Watch?
Usury Bites—A Refresher on an Easily Overlooked Issue in the Restructuring and Private Equity Arenas Glenn West on April 18, 2018Posted in Features, Glenn West Musings, Insights, Legal Developments, Specialist Areas, What's New on the Watch?
Monitoring SEC Compliance with Equity Issuances to Employees Warren Li and Grace Ly on April 9, 2018Posted in Features, Insights, Legal Developments, Trends, What's New on the Watch?
Implications for Portfolio Company Borrowers of Recent Fifth Circuit Decision Vacating DOL Fiduciary Rule Sarah Downie and Corinne Nhaissi on March 28, 2018Posted in Features, Insights, Legal Developments, Specialist Areas, What's New on the Watch?
How a 12 Month Survival Period Can Become A Lot Longer (or Not)—the Required Notice of Claim Glenn West and Aditya Basrur on March 22, 2018Posted in Features, Glenn West Musings, Insights, Legal Developments, Purchase Agreements, R&W Insurance, Topics, Trends, What's New on the Watch?
Supreme Court Rejects 546(e) Safe Harbor for “Conduit Transactions” Ryan Preston Dahl and Adam Borenstein on March 12, 2018Posted in Distressed, Features, Insights, Legal Developments, What's New on the Watch?
Representation and Warranty Insurance – To Insure, or Not to Insure, That is the Question Gabriel Gershowitz and Brian Gingold on March 5, 2018Posted in Features, Insights, Legal Developments, R&W Insurance, What's New on the Watch?
Comptroller of Currency’s Comments Sow Further Doubt in Leveraged Lending Guidance Andrew Colao and Ben Lazar on March 2, 2018Posted in Features, Insights, Legal Developments, Private Equity Finance, What's New on the Watch?
IP Diligence Can Really Matter in Private Equity Acquisitions—And That Includes Checking the Grammar Used in Purported Employee IP Assignments Glenn West and Stephanie Onyekwere on February 27, 2018Posted in Diligence, Features, Glenn West Musings, Insights, Legal Developments, Specialist Areas, What's New on the Watch?
