An incentive deal that Cedar Fair disclosed in a regulatory filing casts Brian Nurse, the company’s legal chief since September 2021, as a key player in striking the deal and in the still-unfolding process of completing it.       

“They’re a billion-dollar operation; I’m a small business,” Charlie Gitto Jr., owner of the Missouri restaurant dubbed Charlie Gitto’s From the Hill, told Law.com. “The average guy, they get out-lawyered and financially humiliated. I’m just thankful that Jim [Monafo] and Husch Blackwell came to rescue me, otherwise we’re throwing popcorn against a brick wall.”       

“The statute simply does not provide clarity that truthful speech which generates an innocent or unreasonable listener mistake is outside of its scope. And this is sufficient to confer pre-enforcement standing,” Justice Caleb Stegall said. “Thus, when the Legislature criminalizes speech and does not—within the elements and definitions of the crime—provide a high degree of

An incentive deal that Cedar Fair disclosed in a regulatory filing casts Brian Nurse, the company’s legal chief since September 2021, as a key player in striking the deal and in the still-unfolding process of completing it.       

“There’s this geopolitical-style battle taking place in the rightsowner community: Are we still gonna play by the old rules or is there a new shiny option that allows us to solve all our problems and make some money along the way?” said Eric Goldman, associate dean for research and professor at the Santa Clara University

The firm reached $856 million in revenue, and more than $1.9 million in average profits per equity partner, as its equity ranks stayed flat.       

Scott Stengel is taking the legal reins of Truist, a Charlotte-based bank formed through the $66 billion merger of BB&T and SunTrust.       

Scott Stengel is taking the legal reins of Truist, a Charlotte-based bank formed through the $66 billion merger of BB&T and SunTrust.       

“This is the exact same product that is product and sold across Ohio under a variety of names. It’s a chicken tender, it’s a chicken finger, it’s a chicken strip … Common sense has to come in here and that’s part of the reasonable expectation test,” Byrnes said on behalf of Wayne Farms and GFS.

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