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Reorg covers the $25.5M settlements in the Modell's Sporting Goods bankruptcy, with Lowenstein Sandler LLP’s Mike Papandrea weighing in on $10.9M in admin rent claims. #bankruptcylaw #bankruptcy #sportinggoods #insolvency #lawyers #worldscollide #lawfirmmarketing #legalmarketing

#TeamSPB covers the first major lawsuit to come out of a failed NIL deal! Find out more about the case at the link below!

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For over 100 years, the English Courts have entertained applications by trustees for directions, including to bless proposed “momentous” exercises of powers. Recently, this jurisdiction has extended through judicial decisions to corporate office-holders. The jurisdiction has received increasing scrutiny, not least in relation to the vexed question of immunity, resulting in the Court of Appeal’s recent decision in Denaxe Ltd v Cooper [2023] EWCA Civ 752, a case which David Mohyuddin KC and Daniel Burton succeeded in resisting an appeal brought against the former receivers appointed in 2019 by way of equitable execution over certain assets relating to Blackpool Football Club. This article written David Mohyuddin KC and Daniel Burton considers the jurisdiction’s origins and expansion, before concluding that there are cogent reasons for its continued existence in relation to both trusts and the corporate sphere. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/ee4aqhU9 #restructing #insolvency #trustdisputes

Who needs fancy downtown theater tickets when you can watch a first rate production of "Chicago" at the neighborhood high school within walking distance for $32 (even though my kids are graduated)? Roosevelt High School tore it up this weekend! I'd never seen Chicago, so even better. I especially loved the courtroom scene. The first witness is sworn in with a question: "Blah blah blah, truth truth truth, so help you God?" (:35 in video) And the witness responds, "I most certainly do!" The audience laughs here because blah blah blah, truth truth truth. It's what a lot of legal language sounds like. So easy to gloss over. And to anyone who's signed a 3" stack of papers when buying property without belaboring every word: familiar. An exception to tuning it all out is definitely in the sale of a business. At last week's all day legal symposium hosted by IBA...The Northwest's Premier Business Brokerage, attorney Michelle Bomberger of Equinox Business Law Group, told us with regard to closing documents, "Make sure your clients read, and thoroughly understand, every word of what they're signing." Truth truth truth. And in the spirit of reducing the blah blah blah, here are the types of things that business owners need to go 'full truth' on when selling a business (aka reps & warranties): That the organization is sound, and not roiling (or even simmering) with problems. That the ownership structure is as stated and intact. That the conditions of the assets are as disclosed. That the financials are accurate. That the org has been lawful. That all of the contracts have been revealed, along with their terms. That taxes are disclosed, and that there aren't any lurking environmental problems with the land or property. To name a few. It's a lot. But it's worth getting right. And the seller will be held to it. Thank you Michelle, for the guidance, and here's to operating in environments of truth truth truth.

#TeamSPB covers the first major lawsuit to come out of a failed NIL deal! Find out more about the case at the link below!

#TeamSPB covers the first major lawsuit to come out of a failed NIL deal! Find out more about the case at the link below!

🚨 Lawsuit Alert! 🚨 Tennessee and Virginia take on the NCAA over NIL rules in a new antitrust suit. The battle centers on the ban's impact on prospective athletes' ability to score NIL deals. With a preliminary injunction granted, this case heats up, promising potential shifts in NCAA policy. Discover more details about the implications of this case by clicking the link below and be sure to follow us all week for more legal insights on sports and athletics! Learn more: https://bit.ly/4a9uA15 #NCAA #AntitrustLawsuit #NILRules #law #LegalNews #RLSports

Navigating Rule K Arbitrations in the football arena! Whether you're a club, player, or agent, our expertise in both claimant and respondent roles sets us apart. Trust Front Row Legal for skillful and knowledgeable handling of football disputes.⚽⚖️ #FrontRowLegal #BoutiqueFirm #LawFirm #LegalAdvice #LegalSupport #SportsLaw #MediaLaw #BusinessLaw

For most of us working in the criminal justice system HM Courts & Tribunals Service (HMCTS) court buildings are an extension of our work place. We also appreciate that as public buildings there are security considerations with which we must be compliant as a condition of entry to be searched, which is why we participate in scheme a whereby we carry an ID card , each of which is verified my the MinistryofJusticeUK and allows access without needing to be searched. We actually pay an annual fee for the use of this card . The card is not merely flashed as you enter but is scanned using a QR reader to confirm that it matches the one on the database. It is pretty difficult to undermine unless you are mined to pass your card over to your sibling who happens to be part of the criminal underworld. The police don't use this scheme they simply wave their warrant card and are nodded through. For reasons that have am I still not clear about , there are three Magistrates' courts which don't operate this scheme and insist on thorough searches on all legal professionals and other professional court users, save for police officers and prosecutors. Nor is it clear why flashing a warrant card that is likely to be genuine, but could easily be forged enables, the holder to enter without scrutiny. Despite our membership of this scheme, we are required when attending Westminster court to open up our laptops having removed them from our bags and allow security staff to inspect the inside of any belt we may be wearing , why ? it is not clear . The incident below involved a defence solicitor, who having already been in court for most of the day re entered the building. The disproportionate use of searches and force needs to be properly reviewed to ensure that those who appear daily in the courts not only feel safe but respected for the challenging role that they undertake. .