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8/11/2010
“Was it Futile? The Legislature Changed the Law, But the ‘Futility Exception’ Lives On in Our Courts”, 21 The Connecticut Lawyer (No. 1 p. 18, July 2010).
Connecticut’s corporation statutes allow shareholders to sue directors on behalf of the corporation. The statutes require the shareholder to first make demand on the corporation to take suitable action in all such cases. However, our superior courts have been disregarding this requirement when such a demand is deemed “futile.” There are pros and cons to the statutory and the judicial positions.
6/29/2010
United States Update, International M&A and Joint Ventures Committee Newsletter, ABA Section of International Law (June 2010)
Co-Authored by Daniel L Gottfried and Allison Mason
6/11/2010
Rogin Nassau Wins $50 Million Verdict for Client in Trade Secrets Case
5/26/2010
Congress Proposes Reclassification of Tax Treatment of Carried Interest
Rogin Nassau LLC – Tax Newsletter (May 26, 2010)
Congress Proposes Reclassification of Tax Treatment of Carried Interest
Senate Finance
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6/15/2009
Attorneys Push Bankruptcy Act Challenges
Connecticut Law Tribune Interviews Attorney Feigenbaum
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“Was it Futile? The Legislature Changed the Law, But the ‘Futility Exception’ Lives On in Our Courts”, 21 The Connecticut Lawyer (No. 1 p. 18, July 2010).