Corporate Transparency Act (CTA): A Synopsis
For a brief synopsis of this recently enacted, very important legislation, please see our Alert at Attachment
Negotiable Hostilities Webinars
Negotiable Hostilities, Part 1. “Doing Telecom Deals with Russia in the Sanctions Era.” See Attachment A and A-Alert. Negotiable Hostilities, Part 2. “Telecom Deals with Foreign Investors in the Current Administration.” See Attachment B and B-Alert. Negotiable Hostilities, Part
Regulatory Alert
As a follow up to our recent webinar, “Content Regulation in the Age of Misinformation”, here is a an Alert briefly discussing the outcome of the Gonzalez and Twitter cases before the U.S. Supreme Court – and what’s coming up
SAPRONOV & ASSOCIATES, P.C. CLIENT ALERT – NEGOTIABLE HOSTILITIES – PART III – REXIT
See our updated Client Alert
Sapronov & Associates, P.C. Client Alert & Webinar – Negotiable Hostilities – Part III
Sapronov & Associates is pleased to again partner with Thomson Reuters for Part III of our “Foreign Investment” series. The webinar, “Negotiable Hostilities - Part III: Doing Business with Russia in the Current Crisis,” is scheduled for April 11 at
Sapronov Group Alert – Negotiable Hostilities – Part III – Doing Business with Russian in the Current Crisis
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Sapronov & Associates,P.C. Alert – Negotiable Hostilities Part II
https://wstelecomlaw.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Sapronov-Associates-P.C.-Alert-Negotiable-Hostilities-Doing-Business-in-Russia-in-the-Sanctions-Era-.pdf
Sapronov & Associates, P.C. Alert – Negotiable Hostilities – Doing Business in Russia in the Sanctions Era
https://wstelecomlaw.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Sapronov-Associates-P.C.-Alert-Negotiable-Hostilities-Doing-Business-in-Russia-in-the-Sanctions-Era-.pdf
A SPECIAL CLIENT ALERT – THE 2020 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION: Politics And Telecommunications. “The Death of the Good Samaritan (maybe)”
Following up on our special client alert on the 2020 Presidential election, we are pleased to distribute a guest editorial on Section 230 of the Communications Act, now at the center of the controversy between the candidates involving the former