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Business and Tax: Alert - August 27, 2008

In a significant, taxpayer-friendly pronouncement, the IRS ruled that a total return swap, the return of which is calculated by reference to a broadly based real estate index, does not give rise to a U.S. real property interest (USRPI) for purposes of Section 897. Rev. Rul. 2008-31 is noteworthy for non-U.S. persons investing synthetically in U.S. real estate related assets for at least two reasons which will be discussed, along with other issues, in this alert.

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John Hogan and John Rowley Named Co-Chairs of Holland & Knight's National White Collar Defense Team

MIAMI and WASHINGTON, D.C. – John Hogan and John Rowley have been named co-chairs of the firm's national White Collar Defense Team. They will lead a team of more than 50 lawyers and professionals who are experienced in corporate compliance programs, internal investigations, anti-money laundering laws and compliance, and white collar defense.

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In The Headlines

Trade Secret Litigation To Rise As Economy Dips
 

IP Law360

February 13, 2008
 
Paul Lannon - Boston

Paul Lannon was quoted in an article in IP Law360 about intellectual property and trade secret litigation increasing as the economy slows. "Although litigation budgets shrink during an economic downturn, which tends to discourage litigation, companies feel more desperate during those periods to protect their important assets, particularly key employees and trade secrets." He said in the article. "When there are layoffs, there's an opportunity for competitors to poach employees," Lannon added.