Business Law
Business Law News 2019, Issue 2
Content
- 2017-2018 Commercial Law Developments, Part I.E (Priority)
- Business Law News Editorial Team
- Business Law News Table of Contents
- Executive Committee: Message from the Chair
- Executive Committee of the Business Law Section 2018-2019
- Settlement Negotiation Ethics for Attorney-Advocates under California's New (2018) Rules of Professional Conduct: Part Two
- Standing Committee Officers of the Business Law Section 2018-2019
- The Abc's of Employment: Sports Industry Misclassification Issues in the Era of Dynamex
- The Dangerous Allure of Form Loan Documents
- Bln Editorial Board: Letter from the Editor
BLN Editorial Board: Letter from the Editor
Jerome A. Grossman
Welcome to Business Law News (BLN) 2019 Issue 2! We address a variety of topics in this issue
- We present Part 2 of Phillip Neiman’s article, Settlement Negotiation Ethics for Attorney-Advocates under California’s New (2018) Rules of Professional Conduct. (If you missed Part 1, it appeared in 2018 Issue 4.)
- We present an excerpt from the compendium of commercial law developments in 2017-2018 prepared by Steve Weise, Teresa Wilton Harmon, John F. Hilson, Stephen L. Sepinuck, Edwin E. Smith, and Lynn Soukup. (We published the Table of Contents in the 2019 Annual Review issue; this Issue’s excerpt discusses new case law addressing priority of security interests.)
- We present The ABC’s of Employment: Sports Industry Misclassification Issues in the Era of Dynamex, by Adam Sloustcher and Jason Fischbein, addressing the demarcation between "employee" and "independent contractor" in the sports industry.
- We present my own article, The Dangerous Allure of Form Loan Documents, pointing out some of the matters to which borrowers and their counsel should pay special attention when reviewing and negotiating loan documents presented to them as forms.
As we have noted in many "Message[s] from the Editor," BLN is seeking articles of general interest to business law practitioners. Publishing in BLN is a terrific opportunity both to influence the discourse in the areas in which you practice and to market yourself and your skill set. PLUS: If your article was written specifically for BLN (and not as a work project), you can get CLE credit for the time you spend writing it! We’re looking for informative, well-written articles that remind members of the value of belonging to the section. If you have prepared materials for an in-house training or other CLE presentation, for example, you might be able to turn that into an article that our readers would appreciate.