John Frost
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Husband, father, lawyer, die-hard Dodgers fan living in San Francisco, will start lifting and hiking again soon
Is it possible that the dispute is in confidential arbitration (which would allow for subpoenas to be issued), and that this complaint procedure is the way Ms. Lively could get around her confidentiality obligations and go public?
December 21, 2024 at 6:26 PM
Is it possible that the dispute is in confidential arbitration (which would allow for subpoenas to be issued), and that this complaint procedure is the way Ms. Lively could get around her confidentiality obligations and go public?
I liked your article! But consider California's prohibition on insider trading (Corp. Code § 25402) since many private companies on secondary markets are here. The answer to "is insider trading of private companies illegal in California?" isn't "mostly, no." It's "definitely no." I wrote more here:
John Frost on LinkedIn: Insider Trading in Private Companies
My litigation practice increasingly focuses on cases involving private company equity transactions. So, I loved Matt Levine's comparison of the U.S.'s…
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December 19, 2024 at 2:19 AM
I liked your article! But consider California's prohibition on insider trading (Corp. Code § 25402) since many private companies on secondary markets are here. The answer to "is insider trading of private companies illegal in California?" isn't "mostly, no." It's "definitely no." I wrote more here: