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SEC Updates Accredited Investor Definition
Private companies seeking to raise capital by selling equity to investors must structure the raise so that it is not considered a public offering under the Securities Act of 1933 unless they are prepared to undergo the cost and expense of an IPO. The most commonly...
No Invasion of Privacy Following Direct-Observation Drug Tests
In a split decision, the Supreme Court of Ohio found last week that workers who consent to drug testing cannot later raise an invasion of privacy claim against their employer. In reversing the lower court, the Court found employee privacy interests did not outweigh...
KJK Homebuilder Update: August Highlights & Key Issues
Industry metrics continue to signal that homebuilders are experiencing a strong summer. In order to continue the trend, homebuilders need to meet the demands of the market. As mortgage rates remain low and buyers place bids on homes sight unseen at record numbers, the...
It’s All Fun and Games Until Someone Loses an Eye (or Gets COVID-19)
Ah, predictions. This past May and June, the Student & Athlete Defense group wrote a blog and recorded a podcast about how colleges will implement and enforce social distancing rules. Fast forward, we’re here. Just this week, Florida Gulf Coast University...
Employee Handbook Policies Getting Greater Latitude From the NLRB
Ordinarily, we think of the National Labor Relations Board (“NLRB” or the “Board”) as the agency that regulates workplaces in which employees are represented by labor unions. However, in recent years, the NLRB has made it clear that the rules prohibiting employers...
Amazon’s Shield From Personal Injury Claims is Losing Battery Life
Sellers on Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) have been frustrated by the marketplace’s handling of third-party resellers for a long time. So, too, consumers who have been injured by products from third-party resellers are often frustrated by their inability to obtain relief from...
Students: Three Documents Needed Before Leaving for Campus
As we enter the new school year with so much uncertainty, it is even more critical to make sure your college-aged children are prepared for anything. The last thing your student is thinking about is an estate plan, however, these documents are necessary in an...
Estate Planning for “Silver Splitters” in a Grey Divorce
The term “grey divorce” refers to the societal trend among people who are age 50 and older that has seen an increase in the divorce rate of older couples who have been married for a long time. Grey divorces are now estimated to account for 25% of all divorces, and the...
Back to School & Support Services
During these challenging times, we must all acclimate to the “new normal.” For parents of children who are on an IEP or 504 Plan, there are even more things to juggle and adjust. As summer begins to come to a close, some districts have rolled out their intended...