Morris, Manning & Martin, LLP

About this office:

Morris, Manning & Martin, LLP, is a leading law firm in the banking, environmental, healthcare, insurance, real estate and technology industries. As industry leaders, we take pride in participating in trade associations, speaking at conferences, and helping our clients network within these business communities. We understand that a good attorney is more than just a legal expert; he or she also is an ally in helping clients build their companies and become successes in their own industries.

Banking and Finance, Bankruptcy/ Creditor's Rights/ Restructuring, Benefits and Compensation, Class Action Litigation, Commercial Lending, Competition, Construction, Corporate and Commercial Litigation, Corporate and Corporate Technology, Employment, Energy and Infrastructure Finance, Environmental, Freddie Mac® and Fannie Mae® Lending, Green Industry, Healthcare, Healthcare Fraud and Abuse Defense, Healthcare IT, Hospitality, Insurance and Reinsurance, Intellectual Property and Intellectual Property Litigation, Life Sciences, Life Settlements, Medical Devices, Mergers and Acquisitions, Patents and Patent Litigation, Products Liability, Real Estate Capital Markets, Real Estate Development and Finance, Distressed Assets, Residential Real Estate, Securities, Special Investigations, Taxation, Technology, Timberland Investments and Forest Products and Wealth Planning.

Federal Government Announces Legacy Loans Program
Douglas D. Selph, Duncan W. Miller, T. Daniel Brannan, July 21, 2009
On March 23, 2009, the Obama administration announced plans for two federal programs designed to jump-start bank lending and securitization markets through unique public-private partnerships and committed up to $100 billion in TARP money to fund such programs.

IRS Proposed Regulations Permit Suspension or Reduction of Safe Harbor Nonelective Contributions upon Substantial Business Hardship
Bruce H. Wynn, Susan K. Richter, July 21, 2009
On May 18, 2009, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) issued proposed regulations that would permit sponsors of Code §§401(k), 401(m) or 403(b) safe harbor retirement plans who experience a "substantial business hardship" to suspend or reduce safe harbor nonelective contributions mid-plan...

Legacy Securities Public-Private Investment Fund Program
Douglas D. Selph, Duncan W. Miller, T. Daniel Brannan, July 21, 2009
On March 23, 2009, the Obama administration announced plans for two new federal programs designed to jump-start bank lending and securitization markets through unique public-private partnerships and committed up to $100 billion in TARP money to fund such programs.

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