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When Selling Gift Cards Makes You a Money Transmitter

By: Ines Lassalle
A foreign luxury brand decides to sell gift cards in the United States. The cards can be redeemed at any of the brand’s affiliated boutiques, hotels, or restaurants—independently owned businesses that share the brand name and pay the parent a licensing fee. The brand’s headquarters collects the money when the card is sold. Months later,... Read more »
8 Min Read Bankruptcy & Finance
June 16, 2026

U.S. v. Miller: Sovereign Immunity Waived for Claim, Not for Underlying State Law

By: Adine S. Momoh
Section 106(a) of the Bankruptcy Code waives sovereign immunity for certain claims, including those under § 544. But does this waiver allow a trustee to bring a suit against a governmental unit under § 544(b)(1) based on state law? Until recently, courts were split. To resolve the issue, the U.S. solicitor general filed a petition for certiorari... Read more »
6 Min Read Business of Law
May 27, 2026

Investing in High-Impact Pro Bono Projects as a Transactional Lawyer

By: Sandrine Siewe
Beyond a lawyer’s professional responsibility to provide services to those who cannot afford to secure legal representation, pro bono work is emerging as a powerful vehicle for strategic, lasting, and transformative change in communities. At the ABA Business Law Section 2026 Spring Meeting held in Atlanta, Georgia, the ABA Business Law Section Pro Bono Committee... Read more »

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