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Tag Archives: Important
On Proxy Advisors and Important Issues for Investors in 2019
Posted by Rick A. Fleming, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, on Sunday, April 21, 2019 Editor's Note: Rick A. Fleming is an Investor Advocate with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. This post is based on Mr. Fleming’s recent remarks at SEC … Continue reading
Important Things to Remember about Estate Plans
Estate planning has the potential to be a very complex process. As a result, it can be difficult to asset what estate planning terms a person needs. By focusing on some critical issues in estate planning topics, you will be … Continue reading
Important Section 230 Ruling from the Second Circuit–Herrick v. Grindr
This case involves an e-personation attack caused by fake Grindr postings from an ex-boyfriend. The victim claims to have contacted Grindr dozens of times seeking relief, to no avail. The victim sued Grindr for the attack, styling the case as … Continue reading
Supreme Court poised to decide important agency-deference question
In litigation challenging the actions of any federal agency, the level of deference a court must show to the agency often dictates the outcome. This is especially true in cases challenging an agency’s interpretation of its own regulations. In practice, … Continue reading
