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Navigating Choppy Financial Waters Requires Real-time Visibility And Decision-making From The Control Tower

Will there or won't there be a recession? What's the long-term economic outlook? How high can inflation go?

United States Commercial

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AlixPartners

5 Ways To De-Stress About Cash Flow

With the way 2019 has started, no one is expecting it to be an easy year for cash flow.

United States Accounting

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K.Coe Isom LLP

Clean Up Your Books: Six Bad Bookkeeping Habits To Break Now

New clients frequently ask us how to best organize their neglected books.

United States Accounting

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ORBA

A Prix Fixe Serving Of Best Restaurant Management Practices

Restaurant Week just arrived to showcase more than 300 Chicago area restaurants. Prix fixe menus of $22, $33 and $44 are offered for breakfast lunch and dinner.

United States Media & IT

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ORBA

Five Ways To Plug Revenue Leakage

United States Accounting

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ORBA

Using QuickBooks And Common Sense To Prevent Fraud In Your Small Business

United States Accounting

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Goldin Peiser & Peiser, LLP

The Most Common Mistakes Made By Small Business Owners

United States Accounting

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Goldin Peiser & Peiser, LLP

How To Prepare For Current Expected Credit Losses

United States Accounting

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Baker Newman Noyes

Forget That Old Saying ‘Fake It ‘Til You Make It' And Get Your Free Cash Flow In Line

United States Accounting

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ORBA

FASB's Current Expected Credit Loss Model For Credit Loss Accounting (CECL): Background, Key Concepts And Implementation Changes

United States Accounting

BN

Baker Newman Noyes

Six Simple Steps To Shrink Your Outstanding Receivables

United States Accounting

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ORBA

Cost Segregation Studies for Small Businesses

United States Accounting

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Brown Smith Wallace

Accounts Receivable Management - How Manufacturers Can Bridge The Cash Gap

United States Accounting

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ORBA

New Sales & Marketing ROI Dashboard Video

United States Media & IT

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Armanino

Protectionism Or Free Trade?

United States International

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Braumiller Law Group, PLLC

From Copyright Case To AI Data Crisis: How The New York Times v. OpenAI Reshapes Companies' Data Governance And EDiscovery Strategy

United States Technology

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Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP

The Art Of The (UK) Deal

United States International

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Braumiller Law Group, PLLC

AMTL's AICP Files Second Case Against TSMC, Its Advanced Memory Amends Against SK Hynix

United States IP

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RPX Corporation

[PODCAST] When Scammers Strike: How Mediation Can Help Resolve Consumer Fraud Claims

United States Litigation

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JAMS

Cash Flows: Thinking Ahead

Capital is the lifeblood of any manufacturing business. Each week, your payroll must be met, overhead covered and suppliers paid.

United States Accounting

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ORBA

Accounting For Gift Card Breakage: Changes On The Horizon?

Many restaurants and retailers sell gift cards to consumers.

United States Accounting

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ORBA

Federal Reserve Board Final Rules To Repeal Its Regulations DD And P And Amend Regulation V

The Federal Reserve Board repealed its Regulation DD and Regulation P and issued final amendments to the Identity Theft Red Flags rule in Regulation V.

United States Finance

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A&O Shearman

Knight Capital Settles Rule 15c3-5 Violations With SEC, Agrees To Pay $12 Million

On October 16, 2013, Knight Capital Americas LLC (Knight Capital) agreed to pay $12 million to settle charges brought by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) alleging that the firm violated Rule 15c3-5 (the Market Access Rule or Rule) under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934

United States Accounting

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WilmerHale

Minnesota Contractors Entitled To "Super-Interest" On Late Payments

United States Government

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Leonard, Street & Deinard, P.A.

Responding To The Credit Crisis: Practical Considerations For General Counsel

United States Finance

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Ernst & Young LLP

Safeco—U.S. Supreme Court Applies Fair Credit Reporting Statute In A Commercially Reasonable Manner

United States Consumer

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Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman

FACTA Litigation Update: Fair Credit Reporting Act Class Actions Seek Staggering Damages Awards

United States Litigation

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Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman

New Litigation Update: Fair Credit Reporting Act Class Actions Seek Staggering Damages Awards

United States Litigation

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Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman

California Court Enforces Liquidated Damages in Standardized Form Contracts for Consumer Services

United States Litigation

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Fenwick

Hospital Fair Billing and Collection Practices Act Proposed for Illinois Hospitals

United States Healthcare

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McDermott Will & Emery

Budgeting for IP Cases is Critical and Challenging:The Client´s Role

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Foley & Lardner

Supreme Court Limits TILA Damages To $1,000 For Loans Secured by Personal Property

United States Accounting

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Jorden Burt LLP

Limitations on Trustee’s Strong Arm Powers

United States Strategy

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Jones Day

Hospital Fair Billing and Collection Practices Act Proposed for Illinois Hospitals

On January 23, 2006, the Illinois Attorney General (the AG) proposed the Hospital Fair Billing and Collection Practices Act (the act) to set standards for billing and collection practices in Illinois hospitals. The bill was introduced with a companion piece of legislation, the Tax-Exempt Hospital Responsibility Act.

United States Healthcare

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McDermott Will & Emery

Budgeting for IP Cases is Critical and Challenging:The Client´s Role

Budgeting is a regular and important part of any business activity. The same is true with litigation of any kind, and IP litigation in particular. This article briefly discusses some basics of IP litigation budgeting and what a client can do to make IP litigation budgets more accurate and reliable.

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Foley & Lardner

Supreme Court Limits TILA Damages To $1,000 For Loans Secured by Personal Property

On November 30, 2004, the Supreme Court rendered its decision in Koons Buick Pontiac GMC, Inc. v. Nigh, resolving a split between Circuit Courts regarding the maximum recovery permitted by the Federal Truth in Lending Act’s civil-liability provision in an action against a creditor for a loan secured by personal property.

United States Accounting

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Jorden Burt LLP

Limitations on Trustee’s Strong Arm Powers

Section 544(a) of the Bankruptcy Code — commonly referred to as the "strong arm clause" — gives a bankruptcy trustee special powers to defeat the status of certain creditors.

United States Strategy

JD

Jones Day

Ohio Supreme Court Determines That an Assignee of The Statutory Vendor is Not a Vendor For Purposes of Ohio Bad Debt Deduction Statute

United States Accounting

JD

Jones Day

Collateralized Loan Obligations: A Powerful New Portfolio Management Tool For Banks ~ Part 2

United States Strategy

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Mayer Brown

Collateralized Loan Obligations: A Powerful New Portfolio Management Tool For Banks ~ Part 1

United States Strategy

MB

Mayer Brown

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