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Tucker Ellis represents The Ideation Lab in deal with Coffee Holding Co., Inc.
Coffee Holding Co., Inc., a leading integrated wholesale coffee roaster and dealer, announced that it has entered in binding agreements to become a 49% owner in The Jordre Well, LLC, a cannabidiol beverage company.
Jayne Juvan speaks at Inspire
On October 1, Jayne Juvan spoke at Inspire, a leadership workshop for women in pursuit of excellence, presented by Authenica in Richfield, Ohio.
Juvan receives IFLR1000 honors
Jayne Juvan has been rated as "Highly Regarded" in M&A (Ohio) in IFLR1000.
Jayne Juvan discusses buy-side M&A strategies at virtual Smart Business Dealmakers Conference
On September 2, Jayne Juvan spoke at a virtual Smart Business Dealmakers Conference presented by Tucker Ellis and S&T Bank.
Jayne Juvan quoted in Smart Business on M&A key strategies during pandemic
Smart Business magazine recently interviewed me on the importance of due diligence in M&A transactions.
State attorneys general sue FDIC to invalidate “valid-when-made” rule
On August 20, 2020, state attorneys general sued the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation to invalidate the FDIC’s new rule that mirrors the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency's "valid-when-made" rule.
Tucker Ellis earns IFLR1000 rankings in four Ohio practice areas
IFLR1000, the guide to the world's leading financial and corporate law firms and lawyers, has ranked Tucker Ellis in four Ohio areas of practice.
Tod Northman quoted in The American Lawyer on environmental, social, and corporate governance
A year after the Business Roundtable redefined a corporation's role to focus on stakeholder well-being above short-term shareholder profits, law firms are starting to advise clients on environmental, social, and corporate governance. Tod Northman, chair of the Tucker Ellis Conscious Capitalism working group, shared his insights in an article published by The American Lawyer on August 19.
California, Illinois, and New York sue to invalidate OCC “valid when made” rule
In late May, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency adopted a rule that allows transferees of loans from national banks to rely on federal law that preempts state laws limiting legal interest rates.
Board oversight in a post-pandemic world – governance in anticipation of heightened director duties
In his article for the Private Directors Association monthly newsletter, Art Mertes highlights some of the areas that will require heightened proactive attention by boards in a post-pandemic world.