Loeb & Loeb LLP

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Loeb & Loeb LLP is a multi-service national law firm with nearly 300 attorneys and offices in Los Angeles, New York, Chicago and Nashville. The firm is recognized as a leading law firm in the areas of securities offerings; mergers and acquisitions; litigation; entertainment and media; finance; real estate; intellectual property; private equity; employment; advertising and promotions and tax and wealth services. The firm represents multi-national, Fortune 100 companies in the firm's core practice areas, and serves as primary outside counsel to a multitude of mid-market clients. The firm also represents high tech start-ups and high net worth individuals and families.

Advanced Media and Technology; Advertising Law; Antitrust Law; Appellate Practice; Banking Law; Bankruptcy Law; Civil Litigation; Corporate Securities Law (including Special Purpose Acquisition Companies - SPACs); Emerging Media; Entertainment Law; Entertainment Finance; Environmental Law; Fashion and Luxury Brands; General Corporate Law; Healthcare Law; Intellectual Property Law; International Law; Labor and Employment Law; Land Use and Regulatory Affairs; Mergers and Acquisitions; Real Estate Law; Talent; Tax Law; Tax Exempt Organizations Law; Technology and Outsourcing; Patents, Trademark, Copyright and Unfair Competition; Trusts and Estates, Wills and Probates; White Collar Criminal Investigation.

Aspects, Analysis Of Debt Guarantees By The FDIC
William M. Hawkins, September 16, 2009, previously published by Law360 on December 4, 2008
This article focuses on the debt guarantee program initiated by the FDIC, and explores some ways in which these guarantees differ from full, unconditional guarantees of payment with which potential beneficiaries under the TLGP's debt guarantee program may otherwise be familiar. The article also...

Strategy for the Secured Creditor in a Single Asset Real Estate Case
William M. Hawkins, September 16, 2009, previously published by The Bankruptcy Strategist on April 2009
In this article, William Hawkins examines Bankruptcy Code § 362(d)(3), which provides unique grounds for relief from the automatic stay in bankruptcy by permitting a creditor secured by a debtor's "single asset real estate" to pursue an act against the property as early as 90 days after...

New COBRA Subsidy and Related Requirements
Dana Scott Fried, April 1, 2009
Yes, you certainly did! As to whether or not your company will be impacted by the changes depends upon whether and how your company provides health care benefits to its employees.

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