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Holland & Knight's National Aviation and Shipping Transportation Practice Receives a No. 1 Ranking by Chambers USA

NEW YORK – Holland & Knight's national aviation and shipping transportation practice has once again received a No. 1 ranking in New York and the nation from Chambers and Partners for the 2008 Chambers USA – America’s Leading Business Lawyers guide. Building on over 150 years of transportation experience, Holland & Knight has the largest and most geographically diverse maritime practice of any law firm in the United States.

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Public Companies: Alert - October 3, 2008

The SEC recently adopted final amendments to its rule governing how non-U.S. companies having U.S. market interest may obtain an exemption from having to comply with U.S. registration and reporting obligations. With these amendments, the SEC completes its rulemaking aimed at liberalizing the conditions under which foreign private issuers may withdraw or be exempt from registration under the U.S. securities laws.

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Do Not Post - Brian Starer No Longer with Firm All things being equal, Erika spill verdict is sound
 
January 24, 2008
 

Brian Starer responded to a recent article in Lloyd's List about the verdict of the Erika spill. Starer explains that the French court's ruling on the Erika spill was fair and took into account who was covered under existing provisions and the CLC and Fund conventions. "In the end, the French court held accountable those parties not covered by the CLC – a result neither unfair, unjust nor in any way unequal," he said.