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One Big Beautiful Bill: Key Business and Investment Impacts
The Act makes permanent many expiring TCJA provisions and changes key features of US tax law applicable to businesses and investments.
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The Book of Jargon Series – Word of the Day®
The Book of Jargon® is a series of practice area and industry-specific glossaries published by Latham & Watkins.
Freemium
a pricing strategy that offers a basic version of a product to users for free with the goal of selling them additional features for a fee.
Electronic Discovery (eDiscovery)
the process of identifying, collecting, reviewing, and producing relevant ESI in connection with a pending litigation or investigation. eDiscovery processes may differ depending on local rules, case law, and matters.
Governance
the “G” in ESG. Governance is the structure that directs how a company is controlled. It is typically outlined in bylaws, stock ownership guidelines, articles of incorporation, and committee charters. Governance rules, processes, and systems set forth transparent outlines to organize a company’s day-to-day management and disclose to investors how the company will achieve its goals.
Quiet Period
in a registered Securities offering, the Prefiling Period for the Issuer is a Quiet Period—so called because the Issuer must be very careful not to make any oral or written offers prior to filing the Registration Statement. Consequences of being “loud” during the Quiet Period include a cooling off period and a substantial delay in the deal timeline. See Prefiling Period and Gun Jumping.
Prudency Review
a formal process to determine whether a utility may pass along (or Rate Base) costs to customers. In order for this to happen, the PSC has to conclude that the utility acted prudently and reasonably in incurring the costs.