GKG Law Sponsors Association TRENDS’ "Salute to Association Excellence"

GKG Law is very excited to be sponsoring Association TRENDS' Salute to Association Excellence on March 22, 2019, in Washington, D.C. Association TRENDS will be marking the 40th anniversary of this annual awards luncheon honoring the brightest stars of the association community and their commitment to excellence.  Please stay tuned for further details on this fantastic event!

GKG Law’s Keith Swirsky Speaks at the NBAA Business Aircraft Finance, Registration & Legal Conference

Keith Swirsky,  President of GKG Law, will be a featured panelist at the 2019 NBAA Business Aircraft Finance, Registration & Legal Conference in Fort Myers, FL, March 17-19, 2019.  Keith will participate in the discussion Tax Issues Arising in Aircraft Transactions, which will explore practical application of tax issues that arise in the acquisition and disposition of business aircraft […]

Evaluating GDPR Exposure: The Establishment Test

The GDPR may apply to U.S. organizations that are deemed to have an establishment in an EU Member State.  Neither the GDPR nor authoritative interpretations by courts precisely defines what constitutes an “establishment.”  Instead, organizations must conduct a fact-based analysis to determine what, if any, business activity is being conducted in EU Member States. Article […]

Naked Agreements Not to Poach Competitor’s Employees are Per Se Antitrust Violations

In some industries and professions, certain employers have complained that competitors are unfairly stealing their skilled blue collar and professional employees.  These employers contend that it hurts business and raises costs when they spend time and effort training employees only to have those employees offered a job with a competitor.  The competitor usually offers the […]

46 Years and Counting

In the Winter 2019 issue of The Construction User, GKG Law's Steve Fellman takes the opportunity to thank the Association for Union Constructors (TAUC) for the honor of serving as General Counsel to TAUC and its predecessor, the National Erectors Association (NEA), for 46 years.   46 Years and Counting

GKG Law Report: Current Trends in Credentialing Organizations’ Use of Criminal Background Checks

With all the recent attention to criminal history data in the context of data privacy and employment decisions, there is a growing interest in how credentialing organizations use criminal history data to evaluate candidates for certification.  The evaluation of criminal history data raises issues of credentialing standards, liability considerations, state and local regulation, and philosophical […]

GKG Law’s Keith Swirsky Featured Speaker at Satcom Direct’s Connecting with Customers Event

Keith Swirsky,  President of GKG Law, will be a featured speaker at Satcom Direct's Connecting with Customers event in Orlando, Florida.  Keith will be presenting the topic "IRS & SEC Risk Management." This annual technical training and customer appreciation event is packed with industry updates, continuing education, product training, and showcases the latest innovations in the business […]

An Employee Guide: VALENTINE’S DAY Dos and Don’ts

It’s almost Valentine’s Day – a day filled with love, happiness, and potential sexual harassment claims. Many HR professionals believe that claims of sexual harassment increase on Valentine’s Day.  It appears that some employees tend to forget that sexual harassment rules and policies still apply, even on February 14th.  So here are a few simple […]

U.S. Department of the Treasury Designates Petroleos de Venezuela, S.A. as a Specially Designated National: Issues 8 New General Licenses

On January 28, 2018, the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (“OFAC”) designated Petroleos De Venezuela, S.A. ("PDVSA") as a Specially Designated National ("SDN") pursuant to Executive Order (“E.O.”) 13850 for operating in the oil sector of the Venezuelan economy.  In addition, the definitions of “Government of Venezuela” in E.O.s 12692, […]

Senator Klobuchar Introduces Legislation Placing Additional Burdens on Corporate Mergers: Possible Conflicts for Associations

Under the current Antitrust laws, large companies seeking to merge must file a Hart-Scott-Rodino Report with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) or the Department of Justice (DOJ) describing the proposed transaction.  The respective antitrust agencies then review the information in the report and, within a given time period, must inform the parties to the transaction […]

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