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Crypto Litigation: an update

Crypto litigation is here to stay. The landscape in this area is rapidly changing because of growing US courts opinions and/or state legislation. US courts have been asked to...

Posted on 13th January 2023 by lcmm@melchionnalaw.com

Business law

Cross border transactions and 2022 M&A update. University of Trento Law School workshop.

Mr. Luca Melchionna is one of the coordinators and among the panelists at the October 2022 workshop on cross-border transactions and 2022 M&A updates. The workshop has been...

Posted on 1st November 2022 by lcmm@melchionnalaw.com

Business law

Practicing in the State of New York: Luis E Denuble in the Media.

Auno Abogados (Argentina) recently interviewed Luis Denuble here.

Posted on 28th March 2021 by lcmm@melchionnalaw.com

M&A and corporate law

Workshop on COVID-19 and M&A, University of Trento School of Law, October 22, 2020

Luca Melchionna spoke on: “The Current Status of the M&A Market in the US, Q2 and Q3 2020”. More here

Posted on 26th October 2020 by lcmm@melchionnalaw.com

M&A and corporate law

When and how to pull levers: intent and enforceability of term sheet/letter of intent

Introduction A term sheet (TS) should be able to document with reasonable clarity and transparency corporate intent to reach certain goals. Similar to a TS, a letter of intent...

Posted on 3rd February 2020 by lcmm@melchionnalaw.com

Business law

The FTC takes aim at social media advertising

Social media advertising through “Influencers” is about to change. These personalities can bring in anywhere from $10,000 to $100,000 for each sponsored product recommendation or...

Posted on 28th June 2019 by lcmm@melchionnalaw.com

M&A and corporate law

Difference between Full-time, Part-time, Temporary employees, and Independent contractors

What are the major features distinguishing employees within a particular business organization? Generally, there are 4 types of employees, and the rules governing each type...

Posted on 24th May 2019 by lcmm@melchionnalaw.com

M&A and corporate law

Careful drafting of confidentiality duty clause within employment arbitration context

Are employees allowed to discuss arbitral proceedings, its merit and documents disclosure with third parties if they signed an exclusive arbitration agreement? In Pfizer,...

Posted on 20th April 2019 by lcmm@melchionnalaw.com

M&A and corporate law

Sexual Harassment in the Workplace

On October 9, 2018 the City and State of New York introduced and enforced an in-depth protocol regarding the prevention, investigation and sanction of sexual harassment in the...

Posted on 11th February 2019 by iulia@plus972group.com

M&A and corporate law

Section 83(b) Election

Restricted stocks conferred to employees, that is stocks that employees can transfer after vesting, are subject to certain tax rules that distinguish them from granted or fully...

Posted on 11th February 2019 by iulia@plus972group.com

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Crypto Litigation: an update

lcmm@melchionnalaw.com

Posted on 13th January 2023 by lcmm@melchionnalaw.com

Crypto litigation is here to stay. The landscape in this area is rapidly changing because of growing US courts opinions and/or state legislation. US courts have been asked to issue opinions on tokens, exchanges, blockchain, decentralized finance (DeFi), and decentralized autonomous organizations (DAO). Litigation revolves mostly around violation of security laws or CFTC regulations. However, other legal tools are used to recover assets or redress torts especially when it comes to fraud cases. This CLE has been presented on December 15, 2022. Available at www. nysba.org