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No Swerving From Fraud: Delaware Tests The Post-Fortis Landscape
The Delaware Supreme Court in January 2026 held in Johnson & Johnson v. Fortis Advisors LLC1 that a one-sided anti-reliance clause from the acquiror (agreeing not to rely upon extracontractual statements made by the seller or its representatives) will not shield an acquiror from a seller's post-closing fraud claim against the acquiror regarding extracontractual statements allegedly made by the acquiror.
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Holland & Knight
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SEC And FDA Enter Into Memorandum Of Understanding To Enhance Interagency Cooperation
The Securities and Exchange Commission and Food and Drug Administration have established a formal framework for sharing information about FDA-regulated products and public company disclosures. This memorandum of understanding creates new pathways for the agencies to exchange both public and confidential information, potentially affecting how regulatory compliance and securities disclosures are monitored. Public companies in FDA-regulated industries now face heightened scrutiny as discrepancies between their
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Mayer Brown
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FTC Places Redfin Back On The Market, Reverses Agreement With Zillow
The Federal Trade Commission, alongside five state attorneys general, filed a proposed settlement requiring Zillow and Redfin to unwind a $100 million arrangement that eliminated competition in the multifamily rental advertising marketplace. The unusual remedy compels Redfin to rebuild its independent online rental listing business within six months, while Zillow must facilitate customer transitions and remove restrictive covenants that prevented competition for up to nine years.
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Arnold & Porter
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No Swerving From Fraud: Delaware Tests The Post-Fortis Landscape
The Delaware Supreme Court in January 2026 held in Johnson & Johnson v. Fortis Advisors LLC1 that a one-sided anti-reliance clause from the acquiror (agreeing not to rely upon extracontractual statements made by the seller or its representatives) will not shield an acquiror from a seller's post-closing fraud claim against the acquiror regarding extracontractual statements allegedly made by the acquiror.
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Holland & Knight
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Nonprofit vs. Not-for-Profit: Why The Difference Matters
While many use the terms interchangeably, the legal and tax distinctions between nonprofit and not-for-profit organizations significantly impact operations, tax-deductibility of contributions, and IRS regulation. Understanding these differences is crucial for donors making informed giving decisions, board members fulfilling fiduciary duties, and organizations maintaining their tax-exempt status and compliance obligations.
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Fennemore
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Education Freedom Tax Credit To Take Effect In 2027: Proposed Regulations Expected Soon
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act introduces Section 25F of the Internal Revenue Code, establishing a federal tax credit of up to $1,700 annually for individual taxpayers who contribute to eligible Scholarship Granting Organizations beginning in 2027. States must voluntarily elect to participate and identify qualifying SGOs, which face federal requirements for scholarship distributions, student eligibility verification, accounting practices, audits and reporting obligations. As the U.S. Department of the Treas
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Holland & Knight
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FTC Places Redfin Back On The Market, Reverses Agreement With Zillow
The Federal Trade Commission, alongside five state attorneys general, filed a proposed settlement requiring Zillow and Redfin to unwind a $100 million arrangement that eliminated competition in the multifamily rental advertising marketplace. The unusual remedy compels Redfin to rebuild its independent online rental listing business within six months, while Zillow must facilitate customer transitions and remove restrictive covenants that prevented competition for up to nine years.
United States Anti-trust
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Arnold & Porter
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