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As is usually the case, The Economist has its facts about Israel plain wrong (see the recent statement that more Arabs than Jews live west of the Jordan River or The Economist's claim that Hamas rockets hit Tel Aviv and Jerusalem during the last round of fighting). Kochav Yair is not a "settlement"--it is within the green line (1949 armistice lines). Nor is it "fanatical," whatever that means--it's known as an upper-class town with many retired generals resident there.
It would be pleasant, but unexpected, if The Economist would publish corrections when its whoppers about Israel are pointed out.
With so many ridiculous things written about Jews and Israel the competition is tough. However the specious claim that people are named Yair in honor of Yair Stern is so patently absurd as to become a sure winner.
"One of the most fanatical settlements, Kochav Yair, is named after him" (Yair Stern)
"Kochav Yair" is not a settlement at all, its located just outside of the west bank and though it does named after Yair Stern its far from being a politically oriented as right winged town.
in fact on the last election the great majority of the towns citizens voted for the centrist party "Yesh Atid" and to the socialist left party "Haavoda" Leaving the the moderate right party "Likud" third.
the extreme right wing party "Netz", was left behind the Election threshold.
I am very upset that the Economist cannot get its facts straight, or even apologize for making mistakes.
Lets begin:
Kochav Yair, is not what you call a "settlement" (that word is a up for a whole different discussion) for it was captured by Israel during the war of '48. Yair is a biblical name, just like Yael, a non-Jewish woman who is considered a hero to my people. Most people do not name their children after Yair Stern, many Jews do not even know who Stern was. I think The Economist feels threatened by Stern because he proved that Jews can work together with the Muslim Arabs, which threatens their 2-state solution. Abu Ghosh is a prime example of this.
The Economist probably also feels threatened by Stern because he helped liberate most of the Middle East from British Imperialism (which is why the Brits killed him without trail). The assassination of Lord Moyne greatly sped up the fall of British rule in the Middle East. It is important to note that this publication was written in England.
Another mistake is that The Economist equates Zionism with colonizing. Is it colonizing for a native people to return to their homeland after 2000 years of exile, rape, torture, slavery, and murderer? You claim the British protected the Jews, but you are so far from the truth. You even try to justify your countries colonization by saying that it tried to make peace. In fact, Britain is one of the main countries responsible for the current lack of peace in the Middle East, a direct result of their colonialism. Maybe you should read and review the book "A Line in the Sand" by James Barr to give you a better perspective of history.
I read the Economist for their unique analytical approach towards the economy, technology, science, and politics. In college, where it is difficult to find a quality newspaper, I read The Economist to stay informed. I even paid for the expensive subscription myself, using the money I made while vending at baseball games during the summer.
The publication can often be neo-imperialistic and liberal, but I swallow that for the solid articles. I have even used this as a source in many of my college papers. However, as I have quickly realized, The Economist seems to be biased and uninformed about Israel's history.
Therefore, I demand that if The Economist does not apologize for their mistake in this article, this college activist (Restore the Fourth among others) will not renew his subscription.
Yair, the name of Benjamin Netanyahu's son, is a common name in Hebrew, occurring three times in the Bible. Avraham Stern also used this name.
It is rather lazy technique to dredge up this shared name and claim there is some connection.
Just because a boy is named George does not mean that his father is a fanatic follower of George Washington.
My grand sons name is YAIR. No connection to YAIR Stern. Yair in hebrew is "will shed light". That is why my daughter chose this name.
I am an enginner. I would not dare write facts that I a am not sure that are correct even if they support my theories.
How about you?
It's a sad day when a writer in the Economist is not only unable to do some basic fact checking, but adds insult to injury but throwing in gratuitous rhetoric.
As noted by others, Kokhav Yair is west of the green line. The use of the phrase 'One of the most fanatical settlements . . 'indicates that the writer (or maybe his editor) is at best an ignorant idiot incapable of using Wikipedia / Google Maps, or otherwise fanatically biassed.
The editors at the Economist must be aware that issues connected to the Middle East are closely watched for instances of bias (by all sides), and letting something like this slip is shoddy and disappointing.
The ridiculous claim about Kochav Yair (where I lived for 20 years) is typical of the dedication of the Economist to the truth. The information about the geographical location of Kochav Yair (inside the Green Line - unless the Economist now considers all of Israel "occupied Palestinian territory), the political affiliation or voting records of its inhabitants (even the Likud members from there such as MK Michael Eitan who founded the town are from the "left wing" of the Likud and involved in dialogues with the Palestinians) and the implication that a town that bears the name of a historic person links its inhabitants with his political legacy do not become a serious magazine.
The antisemitism of the paper becomes striking. I wonder if anyone would publish an article about why the Muslim community still calls some of its children in the name of Osama (which is obliviously it the name of Ossama bin laden. Or even better maybe a peace on why the most popular name for Muslims is Muhammad a well known army leader that is responsible for the death of thousands (and was probably also a pedophile when marrying a girl when she was 6 and moving in with her maximally when she was 9). This logic exercise can also be done on many European name that in the past were related to mass murderers (much more than Yair) and still people in Europe are called by it.
And a note while a comment is written that a correction is made regarding Kohav Yair inside there is still a saying "One of the most fanatical settlements is named after him" without any name for this fanatical settlement... great writing
Yair is a biblical name, a name of a judge from the Gilad, probably related to Jephtah of the Gilad. This name has 3 thousand years of history...
It's difficult to find anything either accurate or objective in this anti-Israel propaganda piece.
Exactly right. Kochav Yair is an upper-class town WITHIN the "green line." But The Economist is never bothered with pesky facts when discussing Israel.
The absurd statement in the article shows either ignorance or just plain hatred of Jews. The name Yair has been around for thousands of years and is not used as recognition of Stern. Any such claim is the opinion of the article author and has no basis in reality. This claim should be retracted and an apology issued!!
Breathtaking ignorance of the Old Testament, and a complete lack of knowledge of the people of the subject matter. Yair was Joshua's military general, and has been a proper name for bits ever since. Look it up. I have one son so named myself.
Is every British lad named Joseph named for Stalin?!
It wasn't even Stern's name. Like every other Jewish military leader for the last 2000 years, he adopted it as his nickname as a second Conquerer of Jericho.
The AntiSemitism swipe is expected, but the lack of research and breathtaking ignorance of the Bible is surprising from The Economist. You can do far better.
A bit of context is needed here. The British did not allow the Jews persecuted by the Germans to come to Palestine. The Stern group believed and most historians agree that at first Hitler wanted to expel the Jews, but no country volunteered to take them in. Coming to an arrangement with the Germans on this issue could have saved countless Jews from the fate that befell them.
This whole piece is riddled with inventions and inaccuracies, clearly intended to "demonstrate" that the Zionist were just as involved in wholesale terrorism as the Arabs. I am disappointed by the Economist.
The British government's White Paper of 1939 sealed the fate of 6 million Jews anxiously trying to get to Palestine.
In this sense the British officials could be seen as accessories to genocide.
Abraham Stern was killed in cold blood as per the description in this book of his death.
Why was there never a public reckoning for these British atrocities on Jews? signed , a long time resident of Kokhav Yair
Based on this book, the hypocrisy of Israel and its supporters is beyond belief.
"Many still choose his nom de guerre, Yair, for their sons, including Israel's current prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu."
Oh, Economist. How can such smart people write such a stupid, poorly-researched sentence and present it as a fact? Someone go fire the fact-checker.
You should do a bit of research on Stern's offer to the Nazis early in the war - when it was thought Germany was going to win - offering to ensure Jews would co-operate with the Nazis in Europe on the understanding that Palestine would be given to Jews when the war was over.
Just search "Zionist collaboration with Nazi Germany" or something similar.
"Encircled by Vichy forces in Lebanon and Syria, a Nazi-backed takeover in Iraq and Rommel's forces advancing into Egypt, the British were loth to leave Axis sympathisers on the loose in Palestine."
I think it's a bit much to call Stern and his supporters Axis sympathisers. They aimed to wrest control from the British and establish a Jewish state, but that certainly didn't mean they intended to support Hitler and his allies.
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Little Nettle Cottage
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Little Nettle Cottage is situated in the quiet secluded village of Thornton Rust, where you can choose from either a luxury self catering holiday cottage for 2 , or an exceptional Bed & Breakfast in Wensleydale, perhaps the most lovely of the Yorkshire Dales. New for 2014 is Bracken Cottage, our self catering cottage for up to 4 people, appointed to the same high standard. as Little Nettle Cottage. Our peaceful village sits just a moment away from the famous Aysgarth Falls, yet because we are not on the main road we can offer unrivalled tranquility to guests looking to get away from it all.
We have underfloor heating , internet access and a steam room for your exclusive enjoyment in Little Nettle, as well as a log burning stove to cosy up next to after a long days walking or exploring. There is a fully fitted kitchen and no expense has been spared on the creation of relaxing beauty to match the surroundings, from the luxuriant steam room to the Vllleroy and Bosch bathroom fittings.
Aysgarth - with its glorious falls - is but 2 miles away, yet we are far away from the madding crowd. The quaint market towns of Hawes, Leyburn and Richmond, with its medieval castle and market square, are a short drive away, with shops, museums and various local attractions. There are limitless possibilities for walkers and mountain bikers just a stone's throw away.
As part of your holiday experience with us we offer to cook you an evening meal using locally sourced produce or take you to and from a restaurant of your choice to make your stay in the Dales as relaxing as possible.
We allow one small dog in the cottage, and have an outdoor kennel with a run for larger or more than one dog. For larger groups the 2 properties, Little Nettle and Bracken Cottage can accommodate 6 people. Please see Bracken Cottage.
|Sleeps up to 2, 1 bedrooms
|Will consider
|Corporate bookings, Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|Pets welcome, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Log fire, Internet access, DVD player
|Central heating, Telephone, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge
|1 bedroom, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Shower rooms
|Double beds (1), Cots (1), Dining seats for 2, Lounge seats for 3
|Towels provided, High chair
|Private garden, BBQ, Bicycles available
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29 May 2014
"Last year it was so good we returned again this year"
Good location for exploring the Yorkshire Dales, excellently maintained and very comfortable. The underfloor heating makes this very cosy. The shower/steam room refreshes after a days walking. The dou… More
12 May 2014
"Excellent quiet cosy cottage"
A great retreat away from the madding crowd.Lovely cottage with good equipment.Hosts very welcoming and ensure everything is just right.Good walking in the valleys or up on the hills with a steam room… More
27 Apr 2014
"Couldn't fault it"
A great little place to stay for our short break in Yorkshire. Friendly owner, lovely walks from close-by, dog-friendly, all mod-cons, would like to go for longer next time.
24 Apr 2014
"Cozy cottage of excellent standard"
Excellent cottage which is situated in a small hamlet yet within easy reach of Hawes and Leyburn. The cottage is of a very high standard, comfortable and extremely well equipped. I would certainly recommend a visit to Little Nettle Cottage.
5 Jan 2014
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On arrival we had a warm, friendly welcome from Barry, who gave us the tour of the cottage, which felt like home straightaway. We would recommend having the meal, cooked by Barry which was a great wa… More
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Barry and Colette, have a fantastic cottage for 2, this cottage is very warm with fantastic underfloor heating, fully equipped kitchen with a great fan oven. The bathroom is also a steam room which is very good indeed. The Bedroom which is upstairs is very high quality standard, the bed is very comfortable too. Finally the lounge area is equipped with TV, DvD and SKY with surround sound and an amazing wood burner, this place is truly an amazing place to stay. it is situated in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales, Wensleydale. If you know the Dales well and like to visit all the nice little villages then Little Nettle Cottage is a fantastic base. We will be coming again soon.
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The Brookfield Village Area, along Brookfield Road between Pleasant Street and Milwaukee Avenue, will host a second tree-lighting event in the city this year, thanks to a local Scout trying for the rank of Eagle.
Nick Reiels is in Boy Scout Troop 246. To become an Eagle Scout, he has to plan, develop and lead others in a service project that benefits the community. As Nick was searching for a project, he and his father and Scout Master, Mike Reiels, connected with two business owners in the area.
Dawn Farina lives near the Village Area. Paula Moylan owns Urban Upcycle, located on Brookfield Road near the railroad tracks. Both women were working together and holding meetings with neighboring business owners to find ways to increase consumer traffic in the corridor.
Farina and Moylan had originally thought about a having tree sale as a fundraiser, but Nick took it a step further by proposing a tree-lighting ceremony.
"I emailed a bunch of Scouts in the area to see if anyone wanted to do a fundraiser in the Village, and Mike mentioned that his son had an idea for an Eagle Scout project," Dawn said.
The 14-year-old freshman at Brookfield Central High School knew planning the event in less than two months would not be simple. Nick is responsible for planning how many lights are needed, purchasing them and finding someone to light the tree, with financial support from a local bank.
Timothy Casey, city economic development coordinator, assisted the group.
"We see this as the first project from a group of property owners, business owners and residents that will hopefully lead to ongoing efforts in the Village area," Casey said.
Mayor Steve Ponto will speak at the event. Refreshments will be provided as youth from Mary Linsmeier Schools day care sing and students from Brookfield Dance Academy perform.
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WHEN:5 p.m. Dec. 6
WHERE:Miller Homes, 2925 N. Brookfield Road
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Cardiac failure in diabetics: Taubman Institute brings leading expert to Ann Arbor March 15
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Dr. Abel will speak about "Insulin Signaling and Cardiovascular Disease" at noon at the U-M Health System's Ford Auditorium as part of a grand rounds series.
At 2 p.m. he will presents "Molecular Insights into Diabetic Cardiomyopathy" in Room 5050 of the U-M Brehm Tower at 1000 Wall Street in Ann Arbor. This lecture is presented by the Endocrinology Research Seminar.
Dr. Abel, a professor of medicine, biochemistry and human genetics, also is the chief of the division of endocrinology, metabolism and diabetes at the University of Utah School of Medicine; the H.A. and Edna Benning Presidential Endowed Chair in Diabetes and Endocrinology and a senior investigator in the university's Program in Molecular Medicine.
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»Hilton Field - Fort Jackson
Hilton Field at Fort Jackson shot into fame for featuring one of the biggest artists of all times - Kid Rock. The venue specializes in concerts for the troops, but civilians are also welcome.
»Comedy House
The Comedy House brings the laughter to Columbia. The variety of entertainers will put back the smile on your face. And if the hilarious guy on the stage looks familiar, it is because you probably have seen him on Comedy Central. The club brings some of the biggest names in comedy, like Chris Rock, Larry the Cable Guy, Steve Harvey, Jeff Foxworthy and many more.
»One Unit Art Space
One Unit Art Space is a contemporary concert venue that hosts live music shows. This venue is equipped with modern acoustics and lighting system that further enhances the amazing performances. Featuring gigs by renowned artists/bands, its quite a popular venue and every show is well-attended. For gig guide and other details, call ahead.
»Cult Classic
Cult Classic Custom Motor Club on Shop Road is a large bike and car custom shop as well as an underground music venue where bikes and music are customized to the tastes of visitors. Open on all days of the week, the club has regular visitors in the form of avid bikers and motorists who want to get a new look for their vehicles. In the evening, this garage turns into a lively concert venue where various hard metal bands show off their skills on stage. Expect stellar performances of local and national bands followed by rocking parties that run late into the night.
»Regal Swamp Fox Cinemas
Grab some friends or your significant other for a classic date night. Nothing beats seeing the latest blockbuster with a fresh bag of buttery popcorn at Regal Swamp Fox Cinemas in Florence.
»Florence Civic Center
Host various events throughout the year, the Florence Civic Center is always buzzing with activity. Boasting 50,000 square feet of entertainment space, the center has hosted concerts, cultural events and conferences.
»Thomas Woodrow Wilson Boyhood Home
The Thomas Woodrow Wilson Boyhood Home is located at Columbia, South Carolina. It was was of the childhood homes of Woodrow Wilson, the 28th President of the United States. This house was built in the year 1872 in the cottage style of architecture. The house has got completely in 2013 C.E and it got listed on the National Registrar of Historic Places on February 23, 1972.
»Township Auditorium
Township Auditorium is not only a place for concerts, plays, ballets, and other events, but also for business conventions and wedding receptions, which are hosted in the Green Room. Seating 3200 guests, the venue has played host to Willie Nelson, Steve Harvey and other world-famous performers. Cameras and laser pointers are prohibited inside, and smoking is strictly forbidden. Call for tickets or visit the website for updates.
»Carolina Coliseum
This multi-purpose arena seats 12,400 people and is a popular venue for hockey and basketball. It also conducts magic shows, circuses, dance shows and other entertainment. Particularly popular is the Chicago Symphony, and so are all collegiate events of the University of South Carolina. The Coliseum is also home to the USC Gamecocks and the frenzy of fans on game days is worth watching. Check the website for event updates.
»Colonial Life Arena
Located on the premises of the University of South Carolina, the Colonial Life Arena is where the university's basketball games are held. It's also South Carolina's largest arena, attracting large-scale productions such as the Ringling Brothers Circus and the Lipizzaner Stallions. Check the website for upcoming events and tickets.
»Modjeska Monteith Simkins House
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The Movement: Feed the Hungry
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This free event showcases some of Berklee's finest musicians competing to win the grand prize: a headlining gig for the Murdock Manor Presents.
Zappa Plays Zappa
Berklee Performance Center
Dweezil Zappa honors his father by introducing a new generation to Frank Zappa's music.
Plucky Strum: Harvie S and Sheryl Bailey
Oliver Colvin Recital Hall
Plucky Strum weaves together intimate musical story lines that combine jazz, classical, Latin, and pop music.
Ben Prentice's Senior Recital
Oliver Colvin Recital Hall
Guitarist and composer Ben Prentice presents his senior jazz composition portfolio recital.
Inga Chinilina: Second Approach
Berk Recital Hall
Pianist and composer Inga Chinilina presents a recital featuring a mix of original compositions and well-known jazz standards.
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Cabaret is an intimate, live showcase of Broadway favorites, as well as musical theater–inspired originals.
Fernando Furones Fragoso
Oliver Colvin Recital Hall
Guitarist Fernando Furones Fragoso performs original compositions and a number of covers.
Lindsay Artkop
Berk Recital Hall
In her first recital at Berklee, drummer Lindsay Artkop will present original compositions in the styles of jazz, R&B, and pop.
The Music of Eric Gould
David Friend Recital Hall
This concert will feature works by pianist, composer, and arranger Eric Gould, chair of the Jazz Composition Department.
All Music: Tony Solis's Senior Recital
Berklee Dining Hall
Composer/arranger/bassist Tony Solis presents his senior performance recital, showcasing original material.
Jay Clayton: Wordless Improvisation
David Friend Recital Hall
Jay Clayton, a specialist in wordless improvisation, will guide a workshop allowing students to experience musical freedom.
Jay Clayton Vocal Jazz Workshop
Berk Recital Hall
Vocal innovator Jay Clayton shares her practice techniques and approach to free improvisation as well as fresh ideas for improvising over chord changes.
The Joey Blake Group
David Friend Recital Hall
Berklee's contemporary a cappella ensemble will present works directed by Joey Blake.
A Cappella Mixé Spring
David Friend Recital Hall
Berklee's contemporary a cappella ensemble will present works directed by Joey Blake.
Also performing is the Jubilee Spirit Ensemble, directed by Donna McElroy, a former member of the world-renowned Jubilee Singers of Fisk University.
Amalur Quartet
Berk Recital Hall
This quartet brings together elements of jazz and Iberoamerican music.
Claudia Atkinson: Open Book
Berk Recital Hall
Violinist and songwriter Claudia Atkinson will present a recital of original pop and R&B tunes.
Iñigo Ruiz: Amalur Quartet
Oliver Colvin Recital Hall
Pianist Iñigo Ruiz presents his first Berklee show, featuring his Amalur Quartet.
BITR: Berklee in the Round
Cafe 939
Berklee in the Round (BITR) is a concert that occurs on the second Tuesday of every month.
Kai Turnbull: Sonic Collision IX
David Friend Recital Hall
Faculty member Kai Turnbull presents a concert of high-energy electronica, performed by Electronic Production and Design students and featuring live improvised sets on laptops and controllers.
Concert Series and Jam: Blue, Orange, and Purple Ensembles
Zero Gravity Room
This Berklee Global Jazz Institute concert will feature an original repertoire as well as arranged standards performed by the Blue, Orange, and Purple Ensembles.


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Research in Motion Ltd. on Tuesday introduced new server software that blocks personal content from corporate BlackBerry 10 smartphones.
Research in Motion Ltd. on Tuesday introduced new server software that blocks personal content from corporate BlackBerry 10 smartphones.
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You also might want to reconsider the headline which is completely misleading, and ominous. The software gives enterprise administrators the OPTION to create a work space only activations for their users.
By the way, it's not RIM, its Blackberry, the company name has change, in case you guys didn't know, not like every news site have to be on top of their news.
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3M has developed a see-through film that turns ordinary windows into solar panels. It will go sale next year.
3M has developed a see-through film that turns ordinary windows into solar panels. It will go sale next year.
A television broadcast viewable only on smartphones and tablets with special tuners will go live across Japan next year, according to a venture funded by the country's largest television stations and mobile operator.
The new iPhone 4S unveiled Tuesday has four important wireless networking enhancements that its predecessor lacked, including dual-network world phone capabilities and the fact that it is available through a third U.S. carrier: Sprint.
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FCPA Compliance and Ethics Report-Episode 140-Leona Lewis
FCPA Compliance and Ethics Report-Episode 139-Amy Lilly, President of GHBER
FCPA Compliance and Ethics Report-Episode 138, Tribute to Mr. Spock and Strict Liability for Internal Controls Under the FCPA
FCPA Compliance and Ethics Report-Episode 136, Joel Borgquist, President of Etik
Polsinelli Podcasts - Hedge Funds Now Using IPR Challenges
FCPA Compliance and Ethics Report-Episode 135, Kevin Brady on the process of sales for the compliance practitioner
FCPA Compliance and Ethics Report-Episode 134, Judge Rakoff, Judge Leon and their comments on DPAs, with the FCPA Professor
FCPA Compliance and Ethics Report-Episode 133, The Oscars and Compliance, Part V with Jay Rosen
FCPA Compliance and Ethics Report-Episode 132-Adam Turteltaub and SCCE Europen Compliance and Ethics Institute
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FCPA Compliance and Ethics Report-Episode 131, The FCPA Professor Takes a Look Back at 2014
FCPA Compliance and Ethics Report-Episode 130, The Oscars and Compliance, Part IV with Jay Rosen
FCPA Compliance and Ethics Report-Episode 125, The Oscars and Compliance, Part II with Jay Rosen
FCPA Compliance and Ethics Report-Episode 124, The Oscars and Compliance, Part I with Jay Rosen
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Private equity funds, and individuals affiliated with fund sponsors, are increasingly being named as defendants in lawsuits involving their portfolio companies. This litigation risk arises most frequently where a fund...more
On March 31, 2014, the First Circuit reaffirmed the breadth of an insurer's duty to defend. In W Holding Co., Inc. v. AIG Ins. Co.-Puerto Rico, No. 12–2008, 2014 WL 1280246 (1st Cir. Mar. 31, 2014), the appellate court ruled...more
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Wide ranging changes to the way in which LLP members are taxed are due to take effect on 6 April 2014. LLPs and their members, particularly those in professional service and private equity/fund management firms, should,...more
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On October 10, the FDIC released Financial Institution Letter FIL-47-2013 to caution financial institutions about an increase in exclusionary terms or provisions in director and officer (D&O) liability insurance policies...more
The FDIC issued a financial institution letter ("FIL-47-2013") concerning exclusions from, and limits on indemnification for civil money penalties ("CMPs") under, banks' director and officer liability insurance policies ...more
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With the 2013 Maryland General Assembly's passage of House Bill 431, Maryland became the 16th state to enact new and revised standards and reporting requirements for insurers and their parents/affiliates that are part of an...more
EMPLOYER RESPONSIBILITIES UNDER THE AFFORDABLE CARE ACT AND THE IMPACT on PRIVATE INVESTMENT FUNDS -
Implementation of the Affordable Care Act ("ACA") continues at an accelerated pace. Some of its most important...more
In David Lerner Associates, Inc. v. Philadelphia Indemnity Insurance Company, 2013 WL 1277882 (E.D.N.Y. Mar. 29, 2013), the United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York affirmed the plain meaning of the...more
On March 25, 2013, the Cayman Islands Legislative Assembly passed an amendment to the Insurance Law (the Amendment) permitting certain insurers formed as segregated portfolio companies (SPCs) to register portfolio insurance...more
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The investment diversification rules are a critical element in planning for private placement insurance products. One of the underlying marketing premises for the attractiveness of private placement...more
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Charitable organizations from hospitals to universities have a difficult time attracting and retaining top executive talent from the world of public corporations. Public corporations provide competitive...more
The Bermuda Monetary Authority (the BMA) has published a new statement of practice (SoP). It sets out factors to which it will have regard and procedures to be followed in deciding whether and in what manner to exercise...more
Many private equity firms are concerned about their liabilities, including exposure to lawsuits for breach of fiduciary duty, claims for wrongful acts or omissions, and regulatory or securities investigations. One of the best...more
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