Mergers & Acquisitions 101 with Mark Tarallo 09/15/2014
Posted by Morse, Barnes-Brown Pendleton in Attorney News, Events, M&A, MBBP news.Tags: acquisitions, agreements, asset, cle, legal issues, mergers, mergers and acquisitions, provisions, sample forms, stock purchase, tax
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Attorney Mark Tarallo will present the basics of an M&A transaction from start to finish in tomorrow’s Mergers & Acquisitions 101 provided by MyLawCLE.
Key topics to be discussed:
- Pre-Transaction Considerations
- Basic Transaction Structuring-Tax, Liability Protection and Other Considerations
- Transaction Documentation
- Post-Closing Matters
- Recent Delaware Case Law
- Ethical Issues
This CLE program is available in multiple formats, including live and self-study versions. Live broadcast will take place on Tuesday, September 16th from 2:00 – 5:15 EST.
Bob Shea to Present on Retaliation Claims Via Webinar 12/01/2012
Posted by Morse, Barnes-Brown Pendleton in Attorney News, Events.Tags: aaau, cle, employment, retaliation claims, webinar
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On January 17th MBBP Employment Attorney Bob Shea will be co-presenting a webinar titled “Don’t Strike Back: Retaliation Claims on the Rise” through the American Arbitration Association University. This webinar will discuss:
- The nuances of retaliation claims.
- What differentiates retaliation claims from typical discrimination claims.
- How fact-finders – including judges, juries and arbitrators – view retaliation in the workplace.
CLE credit is offered for this program. Please visit AAAU for more information or to register for this event.
For questions about employment law, feel free to contact Bob.
Sheri Mason to be Panelist in CLE Session 04/28/2011
Posted by Morse, Barnes-Brown Pendleton in Attorney News, Events.Tags: artists, cle, Intellectual Property
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On Wednesday, May 11, MBBP IP Attorney Sheri Mason will sit as a panelist for a Boston Bar Association CLE seminar titled “In-Depth Planning for Artists and Art Collectors:A Foundation for Intellectual Property andTrusts & Estates Attorneys“. This program will provide helpful information for both trusts and estates lawyers and intellectual property lawyers who advise artists and art collectors. The panel will explore the commercial aspects of the art world and provide a foundation in the specific intellectual property and estate planning issues that affect artists and collectors.
This event is being sponsored by Arts, Entertainment, and Sports Law Committee of the Intellectual Property Law Section, the Trusts & Estates Section, and Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts.
For more information and to register for the seminar, please visit the Boston Bar Association.
