Yes. A protected or registered series can have an assumed name (i.e., a name that does not include the full legal name of the parent LLC). Filing an Assumed Name for a Protected Series For a protected series, the parent LLC would file an assumed name certificate "on behalf of" the protected series. What does "on behalf of" … Continue reading Can a Protected or Registered Series have an Assumed Name?
Texas’ New Patient Safety Law Takes Effect
Under the new law: Doctors who’ve had their medical licenses suspended or revoked in other states are now ineligible to practice in Texas. It’s now a Class A misdemeanor to lie on license applications. All physicians must now undergo criminal background checks and fingerprinting with the Texas Department of Public Safety. All physicians must undergo … Continue reading Texas’ New Patient Safety Law Takes Effect
U.S. Copyright Office Seeks Comments on AI Issues
The U.S. Copyright Office has released a request for comment regarding a number of issues related to AI and copyright policy. More on this to come.
What is the Financial Privacy Rule?
The Financial Privacy Rule typically refers to a regulation established under the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA), a U.S. federal law enacted in 1999. The GLBA's Financial Privacy Rule is officially known as the "Privacy of Consumer Financial Information Rule" and is implemented and enforced by several U.S. regulatory agencies, including the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), the … Continue reading What is the Financial Privacy Rule?
-What powers are an executive granted by declaring a state of emergency?-
This section from NYCL is a local example of what powers an executive may be allowed to exercise when he or she declares a state of emergency, and under what circumstances and limits. In short, it allows executives to perform acts they are not normally authorized to do, bypassing procedural requirements for certain acts and … Continue reading -What powers are an executive granted by declaring a state of emergency?-