Business Law and Corporate Law

In private equity-backed turnarounds, the CFO's role transforms from historical reporting to active crisis management, requiring mastery of three critical domains: establishing precise cash-flow visibility through rigorous 13-week forecasting, executing strategic cost restructuring that preserves value drivers, and developing forward-looking operational metrics that enable real-time decision-making.

On May 15, 2026, the California Office of Health Care Affordability (OHCA) released proposed regulations implementing Assembly Bill (AB) 1415 which took effect on January 1, 2026 (see our prior posts here and here). The new legislation expands the state’s health care material change transaction notice (MCN) process and requires private equity groups, hedge funds, management services organizations (MSOs), and certain newly created entities to give OHCA direct notice of proposed material change transactions involving a health care entity.

Professional services firms face mounting pressure from private equity consolidation, particularly in accounting where 81 of the top 500 US firms engaged in M&A activity in 2025. While PE promises accelerated growth and capital infusion, it fundamentally alters governance, culture, and long-term vision. This analysis examines the stark contrast between PE promises and operational realities, offering independent firms a strategic framework for sustainable growth without sacrificing control.

College athletics has entered a distinct capital-formation phase following the House v. NCAA settlement, with institutions now competing through economic ecosystems capable of funding athlete acquisition, roster retention, and NIL opportunities.

The SEC's proposed shift from quarterly to semiannual reporting may seem like a straightforward compliance simplification, but it could create significant misalignment with existing credit and derivatives agreements that contractually require quarterly financial data. This potential disconnect raises questions about defaults, operational disruptions, and the preservation of contractual rights across financing and derivatives documentation.

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We are delighted to share with you our latest “Leadership in the Law” discussion with Kevin O’Connor, Senior Vice President, General Counsel and Corporate Secretary of Lockheed Martin...

Nossaman LLP's Compliance Notes newsletter delivers essential updates on regulatory developments, legal requirements, and compliance strategies across multiple practice areas. This volume provides timely analysis of emerging compliance challenges and practical guidance for navigating complex regulatory landscapes. Legal professionals and compliance officers will find actionable insights to help their organizations maintain adherence to evolving standards.

The SEC's proposed shift from quarterly to semiannual reporting may seem like a straightforward compliance simplification, but it could create significant misalignment with existing credit and derivatives agreements that contractually require quarterly financial data. This potential disconnect raises questions about defaults, operational disruptions, and the preservation of contractual rights across financing and derivatives documentation.

Michael Clear and Kenley Stark explore the intricate legal, financial, and logistical challenges that art collectors encounter throughout the entire lifecycle of ownership. From acquisition documentation and title verification to insurance, storage, and eventual transfer, they reveal the sophisticated planning required to protect both the artwork and the collector's investment.

Fiduciaries administering estates with revocable trusts face critical income tax decisions that can significantly impact asset availability and tax obligations.

Governor Andy Beshear recently signed Senate Bill 50 into law, ushering in one of the most significant updates to Kentucky inheritance and estate administration laws in recent years.