Social Media and Digital Assets in
M&A Transactions
By: Regina Joseph
Wait! Don't skip this article thinking that social media doesn't affect you. Social media has invaded our lives, with only a Rip Van Winkle being immune (maybe). Some may scoff and others may cringe. The well initiated may laugh that the social media landscape, like its progeny "Big Data," is changing too rapidly to provide definitive advice--true, but we still have to deal with this powerful medium as it currently stands.
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Regina Joseph is a partner in the corporate practice group
in the firm's Toledo office.
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Navigating Foreclosure in States with
"One-Action Rules"
By: Josh Hayes
Late last year, the New York Supreme Court decided 172 Madison (NY) LLC v. NMP Grp., LLC, in which it examined New York's one-action rule, a complex and often misunderstood rule that can have huge implications for lenders providing or servicing loans secured by real property in jurisdictions that have such rules, such as New York and California. This article provides background on the one-action rule and other anti-deficiency statutes before analyzing the holding in 172 Madison. It then examines the rule's application in other jurisdictions, and provides some practical tips for lenders that operate in one action rule States.
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Josh Hayes is an associate in the corporate practice group
in the firm's Charlotte office.
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