Earlier this year, the Tokyo fish market grabbed headlines when a blue fin tuna sold for a record $3 million. Less well publicized was a phish that reeled in $2 million for fraudsters from the city of Farmington, Connecticut in
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SEC: No Really, ICOs Are Securities
By John Lande
A common trope is that technology is evolving too fast for the law to keep up. Companies like Uber, Tesla, and Coinbase race forward while ignoring whether their technologies or activities are covered by any existing regulatory framework.
Many of…
SEC: No Really, ICOs Are Securities
By John Lande
A common trope is that technology is evolving too fast for the law to keep up. Companies like Uber, Tesla, and Coinbase race forward while ignoring whether their technologies or activities are covered by any existing regulatory framework.
Many of…
Bank May be Liable for Unauthorized Wire Transfers
By John Lande
With cyberattacks and data breaches now a routine part of life, banks and depositors need to make sure they secure funds from unauthorized wire transfers. In the recent case Essgeekay Corp. v. TD Bank, TD Bank may be liable for…
Iowa Supreme Court Ruling Affects Construction Contractors’, Service Providers’ Sales Tax Obligations
By The Newsroom
On December 14, 2018, the Iowa Supreme Court, in Lowe’s Home Centers, LLC v. Iowa Department of Revenue, found that there is at least one additional category of taxable services—installation—to consider. This ruling deviates from the position historically taken…