- December 2021
Moore & Van Allen (MVA) Co-head of Financial Regulatory Advice & Response Neil Bloomfield and Litigation Associate Kate Wellman’s article titled, “President’s working group report calls for stablecoin regulation” was published by Thomson Reuters on December 2.
- November 2021
Moore & Van Allen (MVA) Employment & Labor Associate Taylor Festa explores the complexities of vaccine mandates in the Lawyer Monthly article titled, “How Employers Are Attempting to Navigate Uncertain Times with Imperfect Guidance and Unknown Risk” which was published November 9.
- November 2021
MVA Financial Services Counsel Matthew Morgan and Financial Restructuring Member Gabe Mathless have produced the Special Situations Client Bulletin: Quick Guide to Credit Document Transfer Provisions for Loan Purchasers to provide a useful, high-level summary of key transfer provision considerations that potential loan purchasers can incorporate into their credit documentation reviews.
- October 2021
Moore & Van Allen (MVA) Financial Services Counsel Ed Ivey’s article, “The Future Dominant Reference Rate of the Loan Market: Will There Be One Rate to Rule Them All?”, was recently published by Thomson Reuter’s Futures & Derivatives Law Report.
- August 2021
MVA Human Trafficking Pro Bono Project Leader and Financial Regulatory Advice & Response Senior Counsel Sarah Byrne and Financial Services Counsel Ed Ivey’s article titled, “Human Rights-Focused Lending Models Can Curb Trafficking” was published by Law360 on August 6.
- Westlaw, May 2021
Moore & Van Allen (MVA) Litigation Associate Jules Carter’s article titled, “’I believe every ICO I’ve seen is a security’: Securities regulation in the age of cryptocurrency-based investment contracts” was published by Westlaw on May 5.
- Westlaw, April 2021
- Westlaw, April 2021
- Westlaw, March 2021
Moore & Van Allen (MVA) Litigation Member Jim McLoughlin and Financial Regulatory Advice & Response Member Ed O’Keefe’s article titled, “When corporate reporting creates criminal risk: Circuit court limits criminal liability under ambiguous reporting requirements” was published by Westlaw on March 8.
- Thomson Reuters, January 2021
MVA Senior Counsel Sarah Byrne’s article titled, “Financial institutions are poised to take next step in combatting human trafficking” was published by Thomson Reuters Institute on January 11, National Human Trafficking Awareness Day.
- January 14, 2021
MVA Financial Services Counsel Ed Ivey‘s article titled “Election Season Special: 2021 Candidates for LIBOR Replacement” was recently published in the Futures & Derivatives Law Report, a Thomson Reuters publication.
- Chambers and Partners, November 2020
MVA Environmental Co-Head Members Peter McGrath and Mary Katherine Stukes have authored the “Law and Practice” chapter of the Environmental Law 2020 Guide for Chambers and Partners, which was published on November 13.
- North Carolina Lawyers Weekly, August 2020
Charlotte Litigation Member Jim McLoughlin’s article titled, “Federal discovery in international arbitration may be headed for Supreme Court” was published by North Carolina Lawyers Weekly on July 24.
- North Carolina Lawyers Weekly, July 2020
Charlotte Litigation Member Jim McLoughlin’s article titled, “Federal discovery in international arbitration may be headed for Supreme Court” was published by North Carolina Lawyers Weekly on July 24.
- Westlaw, July 2020
Charlotte Litigation Member Tony Lathrop‘s article titled, “Pandemic Risk Insurance Act of 2020 introduced in Congress — a federal backstop for business interruption and event cancellation losses” was published by Westlaw on June 22.
- Bloomberg Law, May 2020
Charlotte Litigation Member Jim McLoughlin and Associate Bill Butler‘s article titled, “INSIGHT: Proffers and Government Reporting—Cause for Comfort and Caution”, was published by Bloomberg Law on May 5.
- Law360, April 2020
In a noteworthy endorsement of international arbitration, on March 30 the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit issued its decision in Servotronics Inc. v. Boeing Co.,[1] which may be the second watershed ruling within six months on the use of Title 28, Section 1782, “Assistance to foreign and international tribunals and to litigants before such tribunals.”
- American Bar Association , April 2020
Charlotte Litigation Attorney Jennifer Braccia published an article in the American Bar Association, Litigation Section on April 11.
- Law360, April 2020
Charlotte Corporate Member Carolyn Meade‘s article titled, “Next Steps For Sellers Coping With Merger Terminations” was published by Law360 on April 27.
- Bloomberg Law, March 2020
- Charlotte Magazine, February 2020
MVA’s Human Trafficking Pro Bono Project Leader, Sarah Byrne and her fight for victims of human trafficking was highlighted by Charlotte Magazine.
- Turnaround Management Association’s Journal of Corporate Renewal, January 2020
Charlotte Bankruptcy & Financial Restructuring Member Luis Lluberas and Associate Gabe Mathless published an article in the January/February issue of the Turnaround Management Association’s Journal of Corporate Renewal titled "Assessing Distressed Acquisition Opportunities."
- North Carolina Super Lawyers Magazine, January 2020
Charlotte White Collar, Regulatory Defense and Investigations Member and Co-head Valecia McDowell was featured as the cover story of the North Carolina 2020 issue of Super Lawyers Magazine, which published in January. The feature article, “Shedding Light (without the spotlight),” discusses McDowell’s legal focus, growth as an attorney and individual, practicing as a female of color, and much more.
- Westlaw, December 2019
Charlotte Litigation Associate Sarah Negus’s article titled, “The status of gender identity and sexual orientation discrimination in the workplace” was published by Westlaw on December 3.
- Law360, October 2019
Charlotte Financial Regulatory Advice and Response Member Neil Bloomfield and Counsel Kristina Whittaker’s article titled, “Fraud As An Operational Risk For Banks” was published by Law360 on October 8.
- ABA Banking Journal, July 2019
- Industry Today, June 2019
- Construction Executive, April 2019
- Westlaw Journal Bank & Lender Liability, March 2019
- Banking Perspectives, March 2019
- Association of Corporate Counsel, February 2019
Vapor intrusion has emerged as an important legal, scientific, and policy issue over the last decade. With this issue’s growing importance, it is prudent for persons acquiring, leasing, or developing property to include an assessment of vapor intrusion risks into their environmental due diligence process and properly address any identified vapor condition.
- Probate & Property, January 2019
- Global Banking & Finance Review, January 2019
Elections matter and in the U.S. we are starting to more fully understand what the latest presidential election means for the financial industry. Throughout his campaign, candidate Donald Trump promised to reduce existing federal regulations and to limit the addition of new regulations. President Trump started fulfilling this promise with Executive Order 13771, which requires that “for every new regulation issued, at least two prior regulations be identified for elimination. . . .”
- Westlaw, December 2018
- Financing Transactions, November 2018
Following tax reform at the end of 2017, cash dividends from a foreign corporate subsidiary to a domestic corporate 10 percent shareholder are exempt from U.S. income tax because the shareholder is permitted a “dividends-received deduction” equal to the amount of the dividend.
- Market Solutions, October 2018
- W&L Law’s Discovery Summer Newsletter, September 2018
- September 2018
Charlotte Litigation Member Frank Schall’s article “Employee Fraud Investigation Costs Non-Recoverable Under MVRA” was published in Corporate Compliance Insights on September 10.
- Corporate Compliance, August 2018
Corporate Compliance Insight’s Maurice Gilbert chats with Charlotte Litigation Member Valecia McDowell, Co-head of the White Collar, Regulatory Defense and Investigations practice at Moore & Van Allen and a recent addition to the firm’s management committee.
- Law360, July 2018
- Westlaw Journal White Collar Crime, July 2018
- Law360, June 2018
Charlotte Litigation Member Neil Bloomfield's article titled “Moving From The Duplicative Fines Of The Financial Crisis” was published in Law360 on June 26.
- Corporate Compliance Insights, May 2018
Charlotte Litigation Member Neil Bloomfield and Associate Elena Mitchell were published in Corporate Compliance Insights on May 4.
- North Carolina Bar Association , March 2018
Charlotte Wealth & Estate Planning Member Mark Horn and Associate Thomas Cooper were recently published in the North Carolina Bar Association’s newsletter The Will & The Way which is distributed to estate planning attorneys across the state.
- North Carolina Bar Association , March 2018
Charlotte Estate & Wealth Transfer Associate Thomas Cooper’s recent article was featured in the North Carolina Bar Association’s newsletter, The Will & The Way, which is distributed to estate planning attorneys across the state.
- Association of Corporate Counsel South Carolina Chapter Newsletter, February 2018
All commercial real estate transactions involve some level of environmental risk, regardless of whether the property being transferred was formerly used for industrial, commercial, agricultural, or residential purposes. Accordingly, it is important for a buyer to consider conducting some level of environmental due diligence prior to purchasing real property. Environmental due diligence will allow the buyer to identify and quantify the environmental issues associated with the property.
- Law360, December 2017
Charlotte Global Services Member Steve Hader and Immigration Associate Amanda Franklin were published in Law360 on December 21. Their article titled, "Make A List, Check It Twice: Preparing For H-1B Cap Filing," provides employers and immigration practitioners with a guide on how to begin preparing now considering the potential pitfalls and recent trends with H-1B adjudications.
- October 24, 2017
- North Carolina Bar Association, October 2017
Charlotte Litigation Member Neil Bloomfield was recently featured on the NCBA’s Litigation Section Blog. Bloomfield’s article analyzes Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. v. Haeger and provides a summary of the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision which clarified that even a district court’s exercise of broad discretion to impose a civil sanction for a litigant’s bad faith conduct has to be limited by a causal link.
- August 2017
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