Corporate and Business

Spotts Fain Counsels CEP Solar, LLC on Joint Venture and New Investment from Perennial Power Holdings, Inc.

Posted on by Brian T. Chase in Corporate and Business

Spotts Fain is pleased to announce the successful closing of CEP Solar, LLC’s (CEP) joint venture and new investment from Perennial Power Holdings, Inc. (Perennial), a subsidiary of Sumitomo Corporati...

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Can a Lender Have a Nondischargeable Claim Against a Business-Entity Borrower That Files Subchapter V Bankruptcy?

Posted on by Neil E. McCullagh in Corporate and Business, Creditors' Rights, Bankruptcy and Insolvency

Let's review: Can a claim against a borrower that is a business entity be declared nondischargeable in the borrower’s Subchapter V bankruptcy case?

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The Deadline is Here: Is Your Business Required to Register with RetirePath?

Posted on by Sam Serra Cerchio in Corporate and Business, Employment Law

February 15, 2024 is the deadline for eligible employers to register with RetirePath Virginia, a state-sponsored retirement savings program for private-sector employees. If your business has fewer tha...

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New Reporting Requirements May Affect Your Business: An Overview of the Corporate Transparency Act

Posted on by Sam Serra Cerchio in Corporate and Business

Beginning on January 1, 2024, most businesses in the United States are subject to an important new federal reporting requirement. The Corporate Transparency Act (“CTA”) requires companies to report in...

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Virginia Employers Beware: New Employment Laws in Effect as of July 1, 2023

Posted on by Kasey Hoare Michelle, Nancy Y. Simpson in Corporate and Business, Employment Law

There were a handful of important updates to employment law in the Commonwealth effective July 1 made in the 2023 Virginia legislative session.

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New UCC Amendments Address Certain Digital Assets

Posted on by Neil E. McCullagh, Christopher A. Hurley in Corporate and Business, Creditors' Rights, Bankruptcy and Insolvency, Finance

The growth in use of digital assets, such as cryptocurrencies and non-fungible tokensgrowth requires changes to the law.

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The Landlord’s Lien: An Often-Ignored Pitfall for the Secured Creditor

Posted on by Timothy G. Moore in Commercial Real Estate, Corporate and Business, Creditors' Rights, Bankruptcy and Insolvency

written by: Timothy G. Moore; Karl A. Moses, Jr; Neil E. McCullagh The landlord’s lien is a statutory remedy in Virginia that is often overlooked by creditors who lend to individuals or entities who ...

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