Live Nation is asking a federal judge to overturn the blockbuster verdict that the music giant is an illegal monopoly, arguing there was so little evidence during the […]
Optimizing Fund Finance with Umbrella and Master Facilities, May 2026 – Mastering the Umbrella: Structural and Practical Considerations for Umbrella and Master Credit Facilities | Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLP
As the fund finance industry has matured, investment managers and lenders alike have sought increasingly efficient and flexible ways to structure credit facilities across expanding fund platforms. […]
N.Y. Governor Cuomo Announces Statewide Mandate that Employees of Non-Essential Businesses Cannot Report In Person to the Workplace, and that Individuals Remain Indoors to the Greatest Extent Possible
July 1, 2020 Update. New York Governor Cuomo has issued new executive orders regarding the permissible size of non-essential gatherings in certain regions, while New York State has […]
Live Nation Settles Lawsuit Claims Over Beyond Wonderland Shooting
Live Nation has reached a wrongful death settlement with families of the two women killed by a gunman at the 2023 Beyond Wonderland dance music festival in Washington. […]
DOJ Expects Heightened Compliance Standards for Software Pricing Tools | BakerHostetler
Key takeaways: The Department of Justice (DOJ) has again emphasized that software pricing tools relying on nonpublic data in algorithms and AI could present meaningful criminal antitrust risk. […]
California’s COVID-19 Industry Guidance for Reopening Office Workspaces
Under California’s reopening plan, California counties can reopen as they meet certain metrics. Parts of California are currently in Stage 2 of the previously issued Resilience Roadmap. During […]
Snoop Dogg Says His LLC Not Liable in Drakeo the Ruler Death Lawsuit
Snoop Dogg says in new court filings that his company was not in charge of the Los Angeles hip-hop festival where Drakeo the Ruler was fatally stabbed in […]
Why empathy and responsiveness matter in law firm client communication | Stange Law Firm, PC
Clients Want to Feel Heard One of the most common frustrations clients have with lawyers and legal professionals is feeling ignored. Clients often send emails, texts, or portal […]
San Francisco Enacts Back-to-Work Emergency Ordinance Mandating Reemployment for Certain Employees Laid Off Due to COVID-19 Pandemic
On July 3, 2020, San Francisco enacted a Back-to-Work Emergency Ordinance temporarily creating a right to reemployment for certain employees laid off due to the COVID-19 pandemic if their […]
Music Law Would Let Indie Artists Team Up Against AI & Streaming
A new proposed federal law would allow independent musicians to team up to collectively negotiate licenses with AI companies and streaming platforms to help them “demand fair compensation.” […]