Mark Robinson’s take on referral fees and the regulatory challenges they can pose is the subject of his latest article published by Insurance Journal. In a piece titled, “Referral Fees: A Multi-State Overview,” Mark offers a state-specific analysis of referral fees directed to unlicensed individuals.
Adam Bingham has co-authored an outstanding article focused on potential risks associated with the use of artificial intelligence that parties to M&A deals should keep top of mind. The piece titled, “AI Risks in M&A Transactions,” was published this week in Corporate Compliance Insights.
Marc Jacobs penned an article titled, “Federal Court Paves Way for TCPA Defendants to Attack Class Actions on Constitutional Grounds,” published by JD Supra. The piece covers the Hannabury case, in which it was held that a plaintiff’s claims under the TCPA do not survive his or her death. As covered in the story, Marc points out that by virtue of the ruling in Hannabury, corporate defendants could now argue that the aggregation of the minimum $500 to $1,500 fine under the TCPA on a class-wide basis is unconstitutional.
Mehdi Sinaki’s latest article, “Considerations For Navigating Mixed-Use Developments,” was just published by Law360. The piece explores the rising popularity of multi-use developments and highlights important legal, financial, regulatory and community considerations that investors and developers should keep top of mind when embarking on these projects.
Mehdi Sinaki’s latest article, “A Guide For Landlords Pivoting To Medical Office Buildings,” was published in Law360. The piece shines a light on the opportunity for landlords, real estate developers and investors to repurpose conventional, unused office space to meet the ever-growing demand of the health care sector.
Mark Robinson and Ryan Hong outline what insurance agents and brokers should know when preparing their companies for sale in their most recent Insurance Journal article.
Mark Robinson’s latest article, “A New Law Means New Obligations for Insurance Producers,” was published by Insurance Journal on November 16, 2022. The piece provides an overview SB 1242, which takes effect on January 1, 2023 and imposes certain requirements upon agents and brokers relative to insurance fraud reporting and education mandates, fingerprinting and licensing disclosures.
Jon-Jamison Hill’s co-authored article titled, “California Case Offers New Take on Liquidated Damages,” was published by Law360. The piece covers a recent decision by a Court of Appeals that breaks from well- established precedent that has historically found liquidated damages provisions to be unenforceable to the extent they do not bear a reasonable relationship to the actual damages that would be suffered in the event of a breach of the settlement agreement.
Ron Camhi has offered insight into how companies can leverage legal counsel to best navigate an economy that may be teetering on the edge of a recession. His commentary was published on October 31 in a Los Angeles Business Journal article titled, “With Economic Headwinds Blowing, the Time Is Now for Legal Housekeeping.”
Dana Kravetz recently had an article published by Hotels Magazine titled, “Reassessing Workplace Training, Parity.” The piece covers how hotels and resorts can protect their brands and staff by focusing on training and gender parity in management.