Edward G. Zacharias will present „Enforcement and Regulatory Trends“ at the Boston Bar Association Annual Privacy and Cybersecurity Conference. These have been tumultuous political times, but that has not stopped key privacy and security enforcement from continuing their mission. This panel will discuss recent enforcement actions by their agencies over the past 12-24 months and enforcement priorities going forward. From the recent privacy settlement by the Massachusetts Attorney General’s office and panelists will give their views and take questions from the audience.

Richard Call presented „Special Issues in Apportionment and Allocation“ at the Council On State Taxation (COST) 2017 Advanced Income Tax School.

Albert Sokol will present „Developments in M&A and Licensing“ at the BioEquity Europe 2017 Conference.

Martha Groves Pugh presented „Tax Update on Nuclear Decommissioning Issues“ at the Nuclear Decommissioning Trust Fund Study Group. She discussed key developments in the new Section 468A proposed regulations, the Nextera case and what can be expected from tax reform in 2017.

Jennifer Mikulina will present „Potential Pitfalls in Acquisitions Involving Trademarks“ at the 139th INTA Annual Meeting.

H. Guy Collier presented „Healthcare Deals: Post-Signing and Post-Closing Issues,“ at the Strafford CLE Webinar.

Nicholas Holland will be speaking at this event, covering „When Things Go Wrong with Private Client Planning: Impact on a Global Citizen.“

Robert J. Cordy will discuss „Defending Civil Liberties in an Uncertain Era: Comparing and Contrasting the US and Israel“ at Goulston & Storrs‘ legal lunch briefing.

Charles McMahon will moderate „Navigating Inbound Licensing and Litigation of Standard-Essential Patents (SEPs)“ at the 3rd Annual IP Defense Summit.

Daniel (Danny) Bell will present as part of a panel at the May 2017 ABA Section of Taxation Meeting. The topic of the panel discussion will be International Tax Compliance. As part of the presentation, Danny will present some of the practical considerations and provide real world examples that practitioners should be aware of as they assist their clients with the US informational reporting related to foreign trust interests, foreign entity interests and other foreign assets.