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July Reincorporation Update

By Benjamin P. Edwards
July 8, 2026
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We now have another five since the last update. One smaller company came to Nevada from Australia–Nova Minerals. Then four different Texas firms coordinated their defections from Delaware. All announced at the same time: Energy Transfer LP, Sunoco LP,…

Consumer Finance Monitor

Federal Judge finds Cliq Inc. in civil contempt in consumer fraud case

By Joseph J. Schuster & Ronald K. Vaske
July 1, 2026

A federal judge, at the request of the FTC, recently ordered Cliq Inc., a payment processing company, and its operators to pay $6.5 million for violating a 2015 federal court order intended to prevent the company from assisting in consumer…

Business Law Prof Blog

Nevada Business Court Pilot Program – Dedicated Judges

By Benjamin P. Edwards
June 24, 2026

As I mentioned in an earlier post, Nevada is launching a pilot program to consolidate business court cases before judges dedicated to adjudicating business court cases. This is the Administrative Order creating the pilot program.

The pilot offers a…

Marler Blog

Food Fix: Nara used same Supply chain as ByHeart – Organic West and Dairy Farmers of America

By Bill Marler
June 23, 2026
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Thank goodness for Helena Bottemiller.  Full Story at https://foodfix.co/federal-court-halts-snap-restriction-pilots-in-five-states/ 

Here is her story that just broke.

Nara Organics, the formula company that recently recalled its entire production history after three infant botulism cases were linked to its products, used the same…

Business Law Prof Blog

DGCL 144 is interpreted!

By Ann Lipton
June 18, 2026

We have what I think is our first decision interpreting the new DGCL 144: Ayers v. Foley, from VC Will.

This is a derivative action challenging a board’s award of compensation to itself, and an award of compensation to…

Business Law Prof Blog

Reincorporation Update – June 16

By Benjamin P. Edwards
June 16, 2026
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We’re past the bulk of proxy announcements and waiting on votes to come in at this point. I expect we’ll continue to see some action this year, but I don’t expect the pace to be as rapid.

For context, I…

Agricultural Law & Rural Practice | Solo Small Firm & General Practice Section

DOJ Announces New Strike Force Targeting Health Care Fraud on West Coast

By Hall Render
June 2, 2026

On April 30, 2026, the U.S. Department of Justice (“DOJ”) announced the creation of the West Coast Health Care Fraud Strike Force to target health care fraud in Silicon Valley. Specifically, the strike force unites the District of Arizona, District…

Health Care Law Brief

West Coast Fraud and AI: DOJ Expands Healthcare Fraud Enforcement into Technology-Driven Markets

By Lara Feder, Matthew J. Westbrook & Devin Cohen
June 2, 2026

On April 30, 2026, the Department of Justice (“DOJ”) announced the creation of the West Coast Health Care Fraud Strike Force, a coordinated enforcement initiative focused on healthcare fraud in Arizona, Nevada, and Northern California. The initiative brings together DOJ’s…

Business Law Prof Blog

Reincorporation Update – June 1, 2026

By Benjamin P. Edwards
June 1, 2026
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The pace of announcements has slowed a bit since the last update. My list now has 36 entries, five more since the last update. We have also had some significant vote results come in.

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Turtle Talk

Nevada SCT Holds State Criminal Law Not Preempted Where Indian Country Crime Committed Partially on State Lands

By Matthew L.M. Fletcher
June 1, 2026
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Here is the opinion in State v. Salazar:

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