In today’s competitive marketplace, CPAs often play an integral role in their clients’ business deals as part of a strong team of legal, financial, tax and other professionals. Led […]
Nov. 1st “The Anatomy of a Deal” Read More »
In July 2014, we shared our recent, representative transactions from our mergers-and-acquisitions and corporate financing teams. Click here to see our latest deals. The D&S corporate team has successfully closed over 45
Recent Deals from Duffy & Sweeney M&A Group Read More »
Rhode Island Bar Association Annual Meeting (June 2014)
By Roger Hood and Rachelle Green
See PowerPoint presentation here.
Employment Law Nightmare: The Intersection of ADA and FMLA Read More »
Rhode Island Bar Association Annual Meeting (June 2014)
By Stacey Nakasian, Chuck Schmidt, John Capone, Tyler Ray
See PowerPoint presentation here.
Cutting Edge Topics in Intellectual Property Law Read More »
Six D&S attorneys led two substantive presentations at this year’s Annual Meeting of the Rhode Island Bar Association with programs. “Cutting Edge Topics in Intellectual Property Law” focused on current
Congratulations to D&S partner Stacey Nakasian who was selected for the 2014 Industry Leader in the Professional Services category in the Providence Business News Business Women Awards program. A luncheon honoring
By Tyler T. Ray | As I was driving to Bryant University last month to judge six finalists in Bryant’s New Venture Competition, Steve Miller came blasting over the airwaves
Take the Money and Run: Business Plan is Blueprint for Success Read More »
RI Small Business Journal
By Megan St. Ledger
Read full article here.
Protecting Your Supply Chain to Avoid Trade Secret Theft Read More »
Over the years, several high-profile data breaches have captured the news headlines. Although cyber-attacks are scary, your small business may be leaving itself vulnerable to traditional forms of theft inherent
Protecting Your Supply Chain to Avoid Trade Secret Theft by Megan St. Ledger in RISBJ Read More »
TV and Internet remain fascinating business sectors. Mostly because the legal fights tend to center on content-providers refusing to give consumers precisely what they want. Take Aereo, for example. (I’ve
The Perils of Disruptive Technology: Clash of Courts, Consumers and Content Read More »