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SPACs and the JOBS Act

By wpengine / October 2, 2012

Usha Rodrigues:
The JOBS Act’s IPO on-ramp was intended to ease regular companies’ path to going public; instead, it has inadvertently made it easier for the average investor to get a taste of private equity…

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Sixth Circuit Pushes Back on EPA Oil and Gas Source Aggregation Under the Clean Air Act

By wpengine / January 4, 2013

William Bumpers & Paulina Williams: On August 7, 2012, the Sixth Circuit issued an opinion that has significant Clean Air Act regulatory implications for oil and gas development projects…

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Sink or Swim: Bringing Corporate Legal Department Governance into the Modern Era

By Scarlett Neely / November 28, 2022

Technology has changed the way that we conduct business domestically and internationally, and legal departments have had to stretch to

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Sidestepping the Rat Holes: Investment Risk and Securities Law

By ehansen / April 21, 2018

Download PDF This Article presents a novel understanding of the purpose of federal securities laws as the management of investment

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Shale Gas Development: The Implications of the Shale Gas Revolution for the Natural Gas Industry

By wpengine / December 3, 2012

Mark R. Haskell & Levi McAllister: Shale gas has the potential to create new producing regions, but it requires the creation of new infrastructure or the redesign and redeployment of existing infrastructure…

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Restructuring Sovereign Debt Under Local Law: Are Retrofit Collective Action Clauses Expropriatory?

By wpengine / May 8, 2012

Melissa A. Boudreau:
The European sovereign debt crisis has generated a number of controversial restructuring proposals that would have seemed appropriate only for emerging markets just a few years ago…