Alexander Passo's Relentless Judgment Collection Efforts Save LLF Client's Retirement Savings After Fraud
Obtaining a judgment in a lawsuit against a party that owes you money is a significant step towards recovering the amounts due. But a judgment is simply a piece of paper; you can't deposit it into your bank account or mark the debt as paid on your ledger. While some judgment debtors may pony up with little resistance, others are quite content to sit back, hide behind shell companies or engage in other efforts to shield their assets, and smugly tell their judgment creditor to "come and get it." . . . [READ MORE]
FinCEN Eliminates Corporate Transparency Act Reporting Requirements for Domestic Companies
After a multi-year, up-and-down ordeal that involved legislators, regulators, judges, and, ultimately, the ballot box, the final nail has seemingly been driven into the Corporate Transparency Act's (CTA) coffin, at least as far as domestic companies are concerned. . . . [READ MORE]
Domain Name Disputes: A Unique Resolution System Marks Its 25th Anniversary in Switzerland With LLF's Colin O'Brien in Attendance
For any business with an internet presence, which means pretty much every business, its domain name is one of its most valuable intellectual property assets. It is a key part of a company's brand and trademarks, it can be where it generates most of its revenue, and it is the virtual front door through which it welcomes and interacts with customers and clients. So, when an abusive domain name registration by a competitor or other bad actor infringes on a business's rights to its online address, it can have a devastating impact if quick and decisive action isn't taken to address and resolve the issue. . . . [READ MORE]
