Corporate Law Firm
David Sarkan, Anish Patel Promoted to Associate Attorney
Date: June 15, 2022
We are so happy for David Sarkan and Anish Patel to start their legal careers with us! Congratulations to our newest associates, both graduates of Georgia State University College of Law, and former law clerks with KPPB LAW.
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Deven S. Kane Joins KPPB LAW’s Corporate Law Practice
Date: June 15, 2022
KPPB LAW welcomes Deven S. Kane to the firm’s Corporate Law practice! Deven specializes in private equity placements, corporate transactions, contracts, and guiding business owners in all aspects of managing their owner and management relationships including preparation of operating agreements, shareholder agreements, buy-sell agreements, and employment agreements. For more than two decades, he has structured multiple business transactions including mergers, commercial loans, joint ventures as well as service and licensing agreements. Deven will collaborate with Partners Sonjui L. Kumar and Raj Mahale. He is based in Chicago. Welcome Deven!
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Gai Lynn McCarthy Retires from Bankruptcy Law
Date: May 19, 2022
Bankruptcy Attorney Gai Lynn McCarthy knows a bit about shifting gears in life. After law school, she practiced law for five years in New Jersey and Georgia. Then she paused her legal career to raise her three children. When she returned to practice law in 2009, she joined KPPB LAW.
During her law career, she clerked for the Assignment Judge of the Gloucester, Salem, and Cumberland County Courts before joining a New Jersey law firm. After moving to Atlanta, she represented creditors in recovering assets, and went on to work for the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) representing the FDIC in bankruptcy cases for banks taken over across the Southeast. For the past 13 years, she has been an amazing advocate for KPPB LAW clients.
Thank you, Gai Lynn, for all your legal contributions as well as for volunteering with bankruptcy clinics at Georgia State University, for engaging in bankruptcy matters at the Georgia State Bar, for mentoring the next generation of law students, for providing pro bono bankruptcy filings, for speaking in our community about bankruptcy matters --- and for being a wonderful law colleague. All of us at KPPB LAW will miss your dedication and advocacy. Wishing you wonderful new adventures as you shift gears, again --- this time, into retirement!
How the “Accredited Investor” Status Definition May Change
Date: May 9, 2022
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has created the accreditation rule to protect investors. The hope behind the distinction, at least in the SEC’s mind, is that an accredited investor would be savvy (i.e., wealthy or financially sound) enough to withstand a significant loss if they invest in a non-profitable venture. KPPB LAW’s Private Fund and Capital Markets Practice Lead Raj Mahale explains the implications of the SEC proposed changes to the accredited investor definition. The full article explaining the changes can be found here.
Nichole Roche Elected to Georgia Lenders Quality Circle Board of Directors
Date: April 8, 2022
Partner Nichole Roche has been elected to the board of directors for Georgia Lenders Quality Circle to help advance education, fellowship, recognition and exchange of information around the small business lending community and supporting entities that participate in government guaranteed loan programs and other similar federal, state or local economic initiatives. Nichole has been actively involved with GLQC since 2015. Congratulations Nichole!
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What Private Fund Managers Need To Know About The SEC’S Proposed Changes To Private Fund Rules
Date: March 8, 2022
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) recently proposed new rules under the Investment Advisers Act of 1940 (Advisers Act) that would fundamentally alter the disclosure and compliance obligations required of private fund advisers. KPPB LAW’s Private Fund and Capital Markets Practice Lead Raj Mahale summarizes the proposed rules below. The article can be found here.