Friday, April 21, 2006
The sky is falling!
The sky is falling for poultry producers as bird flu takes a toll on both large and small processors.
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Jim Rench is a Partner in the law firm of Stark & Knoll Co., L.P.A., Akron, Ohio, where he is a member of the Corporate Practice Group.
Mr. Rench received his undergraduate degree (B.S. in Business Administration - Accounting and Finance) from Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, and his law degree, (J.D., magna cum laude, Order of the Coif) from The Ohio State University, College of Law.
Mr. Rench has enjoyed a Martindale-Hubbell rating of “av” for many years and has been recognized in Best Lawyers in America (Banking Law) since 1995 and in Ohio Super Lawyers (Business, General) since 2004 . He is a member of numerous Bar and professional associations, including the National Association of Corporate Directors and the Association for Corporate Growth.
Mr. Rench has substantial experience representing clients in corporate and commercial matters, including entity formation and governance, securities and corporate finance, secured lending, and mergers and acquisitions.
A blog on recent and topical developments in corporate transactions law by Jim Rench, corporate partner with Stark & Knoll in Akron, Ohio.
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Jim Rench is a Partner in the law firm of Stark & Knoll Co., L.P.A., Akron, Ohio, where he is a member of the Corporate Practice Group.
Mr. Rench received his undergraduate degree (B.S. in Business Administration - Accounting and Finance) from Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, and his law degree, (J.D., magna cum laude, Order of the Coif) from The Ohio State University, College of Law.
Mr. Rench has enjoyed a Martindale-Hubbell rating of “av” for many years and has been recognized in Best Lawyers in America (Banking Law) since 1995 and in Ohio Super Lawyers (Business, General) since 2004 . He is a member of numerous Bar and professional associations, including the National Association of Corporate Directors and the Association for Corporate Growth.
Mr. Rench has substantial experience representing clients in corporate and commercial matters, including entity formation and governance, securities and corporate finance, secured lending, and mergers and acquisitions.
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- Debate Over Goldman’s Roles Still Rages
- Thanks and a Further Note on the Regulation of Pri...
- Lockheed is mad as hell, and it may not take it an...
- Bank of America to elect directors by majority vote
- The Shareholder Spring
- Hedge fund advisers face tough examination by SEC
- S.E.C. Chair on the N.Y.S.E., Short Sales, I.P.O.’s
- IPO judge questions settlement
- Software Chief Admits to Guilt in Fraud Case
- Option Backdating: The Next Big Corporate Scandal?
- Shareholders Want to Change the Rules for the Elec...
- The sky is falling!
- First Bank to Settle I.P.O. Suit
- Proxy Firm Blasts Two-Tier Share Structures
- New York Pension Fund Files Suit Accusing Qwest of...
- Wilbur Ross's Manifesto
- CalPERS Names Chief Investment Officer
- Banks Step on Some Private Equity Toes
- Is Sox Encouraging Companies to Go Private with Pr...
- Six Firms to Feel the CalPERS Effect
- Activist AGs Go After Business
- S.E.C. Panel to Urge Auditing Exceptions
- New York Times Pushed to End Two-Tier Stock Structure
- Venture capital fundraising rises 21 percent in fi...
- Oracle considers venturing into Linux
- Goldman chief in clampdown on hostile bid finance
- IPOs or M&As: Deciding which exit ramp to take
- Corporations Now Outsourcing M&A Work to India
- A Battle Over the Boardroom
- Judges Press Companies That Cut Off Legal Fees
- The “Cracking the Code” Crackdown
- So much for disclosure of executive pay…
- Entrepreneurs Gain (Some) Leverage in Venture Deals
- Qualcomm Pays $1.8 Million to Resolve Merger Suit
- Are Brokerages the Next Target for Milberg Weiss?
- I.M.F. Sounds Off on Buyout Boom
- Six Flags to Reimburse Snyder For Most Expenses in...
- Insider Trading: Then and Now
- D.C. Circuit Overturns SEC Mutual Fund Rules Again
- Regulating Private Equity
- Merck Vioxx Jury Awards $9 Mln in Punitive Damages
- Merrill, Goldman Workers Face Insider Trading Arre...
- Wal-Mart Defends Its Bid to Enter Banking
- Donohue named SEC fund chief
- GM To Sell Isuzu Stake to Japanese Partners
- Business Coalition Wins Big on Thorny Waiver Issue
- Is the M&A Boom Different This Time?
- Venture Firms and C.E.O.’s: Same Start-up, Differe...
- I-Banks Pull Back From Stapled Financing
- Fronting for Private Equity
- More on the Google Offering
- Outside Advice on Boss's Pay May Not Be So Indepen...
- Director Pay Sees Double-Digit Gains, Again
- News Corp. Caves to Shareholders
- Independent Research Not Really Working Out
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- Is Paulson Going Public?
- Are Contingency Fees Fair to Consumers?
- The Merck Vioxx Jury Reaches Split Verdict
- Deal for Candy Company
- Coke's Board to Get Bonus or Nothing
- F.T.C. Staff Clears Purchase of Guidant
- Burkle May Bid High for Newspapers
- McClatchy Lets Union-Backed Bidder See Newspaper Data
- High Court Still Resistant to “Supreme Court TV”
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- Morgan Stanley Shareholders Pull the Cord on Golde...
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- The Playmate Index
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