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Not just for tech firms anymore
This article appeared in the November 6, 2006 issue of Inside Business and is reprinted with permission.
By Robert E. Smartschan
Critical Real Estate Issues for Credit Unions
E. Andrew (Andy) Keeney recently presented a seminar specifically designed to address the critical real estate issues faced by credit unions.
By E. Andrew Keeney
Credit Union Legal Update - Fall 2006
In This Issue:
- Preferential Loan Rates to Employees but Not to Directors
- NCUA Offers Clarification
- Top Ten Developments/Trends in the Credit Union Movement
- Etc., Etc., Etc.
- Member Business Loans and the Definition of "Value"
- Role of the Supervisory Committee
- Nonprofits and Sarbanes-Oxley
- Indirect Lending Terms
By E. Andrew Keeney
Employee Benefits & Executive Compensation Benefits Alert - Fall 2006
Highlights of the Pension Protection Act of 2006
By Employee Benefits, ESOPs & Executive Compensation
Employment Law Update - Fall 2006
In This Issue:
- U.S. Court of Appeals Rules Law Does Not Impose a "Code of Civility" in the Workplace
- PPA Provides Sweeping Changes to Pension Law
- EEOC National Chair Steps Down
- Uncooperative Employee Loses Workers' Comp Benefits
- Wage-Hour Claims Continue to Proliferate
- Search For New Outrageous Cases Continues
- 23rd Annual Employment Law Update
By Labor & Employment
Ethical Issues For Business Lawyers: Ten Things You Need To Know
Business lawyers can no longer assume that the advice and counsel they give will be absolutely privileged.
By Matthew B. Chmiel
Massie v. Firmstone: Limiting Parties From Rising Above Their Own Evidence
Lawyers often face the scenario wherein a party provides testimony that harms his or her case and then attempts to introduce contradictory evidence or asks the finder of fact to disregard his or her testimony.
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