A Lane & Waterman Blog
Grace E. Mangieri joins Lane & Waterman as our newest associate. Grace has moved back to the QC with her husband and twin boys. Grace previously worked in Chicago, IL. We sat down with Grace to find out her career path with L&W. 1. What made you decide to pursue a degree in law; and…
Lane & Waterman invites all those in the downtown business community to roll up their sleeves and donate blood on Monday, April 1, 2019, from 11:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., hosted by The Mississippi Valley Regional Blood Center (MVRBC). The blood drive will take place on the MVRBC Donor Bus, located outside of our office…
The U.S. Treasury designated a total of more than 8,700 qualified opportunity zones across the country. Ten of these opportunity zones are within Quad Cities, covering census tracks in downtown Davenport, southern Rock Island, Clinton, Muscatine and Kewanee. Lane & Waterman attorney Kyle Day explains the four benefits to investors who, within 180 days of…
What You Need to Know about the Secretary of Education’s Proposal and the Public Response. By: Maegan Gorham On November 29, 2018, Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos released a proposal for new Title IX regulations addressing institutional response to incidents of sexual harassment and allowed public comment on the proposed changes through the required notice…
By: Judy Hermann This blog post is a part of Lane & Waterman’s M & A Blog Series. The #MeToo movement did not change the substantive law applicable to sexual harassment claims, and for attorneys who have been practicing in this area for a number of years the response is generally that sexual harassment claims are…
