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Aaron Moody

Raleigh
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International Corporate Reorganizations: Practice Tips for US and Non-US Lawyers

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By Aaron Moody, Robert Chase II, Ben Fortenberry
| Eversheds Sutherland
A run-of-the-mill international corporate reorganization involving a mid-sized corporate group can often involve transactions among entities in 15 or more jurisdictions. Typically, corporate reorganizations involve distributions, transfers and contributions of equity, assets, promissory notes (or other receivables), cash and other assets and liabilities.
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Patterns of Strategic Land Use: A Critical Remote Sensing Analysis of the Role of the Ceyanpınar State Farm in the Making of the Turkish-Syrian Borderland

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By Devon Maloney, Aaron Moody
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Over the past fifteen years, the Turkish government has engaged in large-scale development programs targeting its politically and geographically peripheral southeast. The developments have resulted in significant land-use change and agricultural intensification, particularly along the fraught border with Syria.
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Officials urge people to prepare for Debby

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By Aaron Moody
| Enquirer-Journal
RALEIGH, N.C. — As Tropical Storm Debby approaches North Carolina, state transportation officials are urging people to pay attention to the latest weather and prepare now. Debby is forecast to bring heavy rainfall and wind gusts up to 40 mph to central and eastern North Carolina, starting as early as Tuesday and continuing late into the week. “Now’s the time to get yourself prepared,” said N.C. Transportation Secretary Joey Hopkins.
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