“The Dog That Didn’t Bark: Investment Research, Hard Dollars and Special Compensation under the Investment Adviser Act of 1940” On October 26, 2017, the SEC staff issued three no-action letters intended to facilitate the ability of registered investment advisers and broker-dealers to comply both with the requirements of the Investment Advisers Act of 1940 (Advisers Act) and with the requirements … Read More
Three More Attorneys Join Practus
Practus continues growth trajectory as three more attorneys join our law firm! Click on the links below to get to know each of the new members of our team. John Grady, PartnerAdding to our growing presence in Philadelphia, John brings over 30 years of investment management experience to our team. John works with funds of all kinds, including mutual funds, … Read More
Revolutionizing the Traditional Law Firm
With so many companies making the shift from the standard nine-to-five, in-office routines to a more flexible work from home schedule, it’s no wonder that the remote movement is spreading across different industries and embracing our growing global economy. But there are some markets that have been slower to catch up to our technology-fueled businesses. Traditional law firms are still … Read More
Meet Our New Attorneys!
Practus welcomes new attorneys to our law firm! A core principle at Practus is the belief that there is a better way to practice law by fostering an environment where people can live the lives that they love, while still loving the work they do. While representing a variety of backgrounds and practice area expertise, these lawyers bring many years … Read More
Visionary Law Firm, Practus Celebrates One-Year Anniversary
Practus is a law firm with a new perspective, emphasizing flexibility and autonomy for a great work-life balance for attorneys. Practus believes there is a better way to practice law by fostering an environment where people can live the lives that they love, while still loving the work they do. In just one year, Practus has grown its staff by 25%, … Read More