Recently Enacted Secure Act Impacts Retirement Planning: Review Your Estate Plan to Ensure That it Remains Intact
Congress has just passed and the President has signed a package of spending bills to fund the government and avoid…
Second Circuit Permits Extraterritorial Discovery Under §1782
A recent opinion from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, in the case of In re: Application…
Battle of the Forms – Controlling Your Company’s Destiny* – Part One
Business-to-business transactions in the United States, and in most of the industrialized world for that matter, are often created at…
Merritt A. Cole Speaking Engagement
Merritt A. Cole, counsel in our Business Law Department, spoke at an event hosted by the Business Law Society of…
Confirming & Collecting International Arbitration Awards in the U.S. Federal Court System
For many companies engaged in global business, international arbitration is the preferred method of resolving international commercial disputes. Businesses engaged…
God and Mammon: What Happens When a Church Leases to a For-Profit Organization?
Recently, our attorney Michael Haviland received a question from a church on the potential implications of leasing space to a…
New Round of US-China Tariff Exclusions Opens on Halloween, Deadline of January 31, 2020
The U.S. Trade Representative raised the stakes in the U.S. – China Trade war in August 2019 by imposing a…
Earp Cohn Attorney Michael W. Kiernan Named to the 2019 Irish Legal 100
Earp Cohn is pleased to announce colleague Michael Kiernan has been selected to the 2019 Irish Legal 100 listing. Mr….
Tariff Exclusion Deadline
If you are purchasing Chinese-origin products to sell to end customers, sourcing component parts for your own US manufactured products,…
The Netherlands Commercial Court: Litigation in a Global Age
Efficient and speedy resolution of disputes in English is the future of international commercial litigation. In a truly global age,…
