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Many Tiers, Many Exits: Navigating Co-GP Exit Mechanics (Part 1 of 2)
Editor’s note: This DE Insight is Part 1 of a two-part series on co-general partner (co-GP) exit mechanics. Part 2 covers what happens once an exit right is used: who carries the lender guaranties, how buy/sell prices are set when the promote is split unevenly, how a departing…
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Federal NIL Law Is Coming: Key Compliance Steps for College Sports
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Federal NIL Law Is Coming: Key Compliance Steps for College Sports
Executive Summary On September 28, 2026, the United States Senate passed S. 4668, the Protect College Sports Act of 2026 by a vote of 77–22. The bill has not yet become law. It must still pass the U.S. House of Representatives and be signed by the President. If enacted, the bill…
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What a Certified Appraisal Does (and Doesn’t) Do for Your Rhode Island Property Tax Appeal
A Rhode Island Certified Appraisal (“Appraisal”) of property is a professional opinion of property’s fair market value, completed by a state-certified appraiser.[1] It varies property to property, but appraisals can cost anywhere from a couple hundred dollars to a few thousand…
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What’s Needed to File Rhode Island Tax Appeal Before Nov. 15 Deadline
Starting this year, Rhode Island homeowners who believe their real estate assessment is too high have a firm deadline to file an appeal, which must now be filed with the local tax assessor on or before November 15.[1] Every city and town now uses a single state form, the…
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Blue Sky Laws for Private Issuers in New England and Florida
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Blue Sky Laws for Private Issuers in New England and Florida
State securities regulations, commonly known as “Blue Sky” laws, remain a critical layer of investor protection despite the dominance of federal securities law. These state‑level statutes survived constitutional challenge in Hall v. Geiger-Jones Co. (1917), in which the U.S.…
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DOJ Corporate Fraud Enforcement: New Policies, New Priorities for 2026
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DOJ Corporate Fraud Enforcement: New Policies, New Priorities for 2026
Overview The United States Department of Justice (DOJ) has fundamentally reshaped its approach to corporate criminal enforcement over the past eighteen months during the Trump Administration. A series of policy announcements—culminating in the first-ever Department-wide…
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PE Ownership of Single-Family Rentals: Where Sponsors Are Actually at Risk (Part 2)
Editor’s note: This is Part 2 of a two-part series on PE ownership of single-family rentals. Part 1 covered why institutional capital entered the sector; the problems created by scale, concentration, and limited data; federal bills; and state and local legislative activity. The…