The New Arbitration Rules Introduced by the International Chamber of Commerce are a Step Towards Clarity and Control

As the International Chamber of Commerce unveiled its new governing rules, an eye was cast back to 2017 to see what steps have been taken in the consistent development and re-tooling a platform that forms the basis to a fundamental area of alternative dispute resolution (ADR). An initial and primary goal was security and protection. Securing the […]

Insurance Bad Faith: What is that?

Someone makes a claim for workers compensation and follows all of the rules and requirements for doing so. That person notifies the insurance company that they have an upcoming surgery and are unable to work pending surgery.  The insurance company delays and does not send a denial letter explaining a valid reason for the denial […]

Francis J. MurphyPartner, Murphy & Landon

How to strengthen your internal controls

Internal controls are a system of policies and procedures organizations put in place to protect assets and improve operating efficiency. Effective internal controls are critical to accurate financial reporting. A solid system of controls can help prevent, detect and correct financial misstatements due to errors and fraud. Internal and external risk factors evolve over time. […]

Nancy Hyde, CPA, CVA, CEPACEO, Hyde & Company CPAs, P.C.

SCOTUS Personal Jurisdiction Decision Has Far-Reaching Implications

On March 25, 2021, in the case of Ford Motor Co. v. Montana Eighth Judicial District Court et al. the Supreme Court of the United States rejected arguments by Ford Motor Company (Ford) that they should not be subject to personal jurisdiction in two product liability cases (one in Montana and one in Minnesota) because they are […]

Kenneth B. LiffmanChairman of the Board and President, McCarthy, Lebit, Crystal & Liffman Co., LPA

Peruvian Medical Co. Says German Co. Can’t Ditch Virus Suit

By Lauren Berg Law360 (June 14, 2021, 8:51 PM EDT) — A Peruvian medical equipment wholesaler who claims it was duped into buying counterfeit 3M-branded masks during the pandemic has told a Florida federal judge that the alleged North American arm of a German product-testing company can’t seek dismissal because it isn’t a party to the […]

Gary E DavidsonPartner, Diaz Reus

Brief thought on the new restructuring rules in Denmark

1 Fast-track transfers in restructuring As a result of COVID-19, there has been a desire in Denmark to improve the regulatory framework for the restructuring of companies that are viable but experiencing temporary financial difficulties. However, the changes to the restructuring rules also cover companies that have run into financial difficulties for reasons other than […]

Pierre Martin Ellegaard AdolfsenAttorney, Gorrissen Federspiel

Hit or miss: Is your working capital on-target?

Working capital equals the difference between current assets and current liabilities. Organizations need a certain amount of working capital to run their operations smoothly. The optimal (or “target”) amount of working capital depends on the nature of operations and the industry. Inefficient working capital management can hinder growth and performance. Benchmarks The term “liquidity” refers […]

Nancy Hyde, CPA, CVA, CEPACEO, Hyde & Company CPAs, P.C.