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Lender Liability Claim Results in Sanctions Against Borrower’s Counsel

Jaclyn Grodin Jaclyn Grodin from  Goulston & Storrs  on 

A creative attempt by a borrower to forestall foreclosure and recover damages against its lender ended badly for the borrower, with the borrower and its counsel being sanctioned.

Navigating Lender Liability Complexities & Minimizing Risk

Douglas Rosner Douglas Rosner from  Goulston & Storrs  on 

As lenders and borrowers try to get creative in working through ongoing distress in the real estate market, especially in certain asset classes, it is crucial for lenders to understand the nuances of lender liability claims.

Draft Australian Data Privacy Reform Released Or “Beggars Can’t Be Choosers”?

Alex Dittel Alex Dittel from  KHQ Lawyers  on 

12 September 2024 marks the end of almost one year of anticipation following the Government’s positive response to the privacy reform consultation last year.

Do You Have Freedom of Speech When Conducting Anonymous Restaurant Evaluations in Taiwan?

Cheng-Yu Ma Cheng-Yu Ma from  Brain Trust International Law Firm  on 

For business operators, customer or commentator reviews can serve as both powerful endorsements and potential challenges, depending on their content.

October 2024 Visa Bulletin Released: What It Means for EB-5 Investors

Joey Barnett Joey Barnett from  WR Immigration  on 

The October 2024 Visa Bulletin, and it shows very good news for the new Reform and Integrity Act EB-5 program and for Chinese and Indians waiting in line under the prior EB-5 program.

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