Please join me and my sister-owned start-ups, as we navigate the Legal Basics for Starting a Business on February 17, as part of WBEC-East’s Jumpstart-Business Launch. Registration is at the following link: https://wbeceast.com/events/
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Had a fabulous experience serving as faculty on the topic of Establishing a U.S. Entity for Tel Aviv University’s annual 4-day bootcamp, Health Care Technological Innovation – From Idea to Commercialization, hosted by the Lahav Executive Program for Biotechnology, Medical Device and Health IT Entrepreneurs and Managers at the Coller School of Management. This unique intensive program focuses on the critical elements in the formation, launch, and strategic/operational management of health-related technologies, with a particular focus on companies developing and enabling technologies in biotechnology, medical devices and healthcare IT. It was invigorating to engage with the Israeli start-up cohort, as well as Israeli, U.S. and global stakeholders, including start-ups, incubators, venture capitalists, regulators, attorneys, financial advisors and key opinion leaders from academic and other institutions.
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Looking forward to counseling start-ups at Venture Cafe’s virtual office hours this Thursday! Please sign up to join. https://lnkd.in/eRb5C8Q
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Note this important commentary on the key role of CMS in the U.S. Healthcare system. Pivoting to start-ups, it is vital that entrepreneurs plan from day 1, the pathway to CMS reimbursement.
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A company liquidated in bankruptcy and dissolved under state law maintains responsibility for an ERISA plan if it continues to make pay-outs in the company name The 11th Circuit has interpreted ERISA to require such defunct company’s affiliates to back-stop such plan. A timely PBGC take-over would have mitigated this result.
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Artificial Intelligence is accelerating the path toward drug development, including vaccines. Neural networks modeled on the human brain learn skills by analyzing Big Data. In the Digital Health space, AI is being used in numerous ways from virtual assistants for physicians to forging a patient’s personalized medical journey.
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The SEC has proposed a rule to exempt the issuance of equity to gig workers in alignment with employee treatment. This is a positive for workers who would like a share of the company, although it further highlights the disparate treatment of these workers at the Gig employer’s convenience.
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Pre-Bankruptcy planning requires debtors to make sure that their pre-bankruptcy asset transfers are made for equivalent value to avoid being clawed back as fraudulent to creditors. A CA court recently held that a parent’s removal of a beneficiary (soon to be debtor) from a family trust is not a fraudulent transfer.
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Having fun with language today! One positive outcome of 2020 is the many words that have been creatively coined, such as “infodemic” and “blursday,” that aptly describe social and economic reality. In the workplace, there is much to appreciate from the “remote” opportunities and even more, the aspirational “in person.” As we continue to chat virtually, I look forward to meeting again outside the screen.
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A new breed of entrepreneurs is investing in social media stars, yielding volatile penny stock investments that are attracting teenagers. West of Hudson Group operates a network of content houses where many influencers live and has taken them public through a blank check company. This new trend seems to be begging for better scrutiny from regulators.
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