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David Hollander

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Retirement & investing advice with David Hollander, "The Sandman," a Financial Advisor, Attorney, and Founder of @libertygrpllc. Weekly podcast & @KNBR show.
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Private Banking Reporting: The Next Competitive Battleground

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By David Hollander
| Sia Partners
Private banking reporting is no longer just a monthly statement For many private banks, client reporting has traditionally been treated as a core operational deliverable: it needs to be accurate, compliant, and delivered on time. That remains essential — but it is no longer enough. The market has changed. A new generation of wealth holders is emerging, expectations are rising, and competition extends far beyond traditional private banks.
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This Truly Unique Home By David Hollander

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By David Hollander, Chris Pearson Verified, Sharyn Cairns, Sarah Ellison
| Homes to Love Verified
Bilbo Baggins or Fred Flintstone would feel right at home in this fabulous flight of fancy on Sydney’s Northern Beaches, which interior designer Nancy Renzi has returned to its retro glory. Designed by architect David Hollander in 1968, the organic house, with its sweeping cement curves nestled under a canopy of gumtrees, sits like massive boulders on a hillside.
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The Return of Dicta Under Wisconsin Law?

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By David Hollander
| Wisconsin Lawyer Verified
It is an exchange that happens in courthouses around Wisconsin: One lawyer dismisses Wisconsin Supreme Court authority as “just dicta” – the other retorts that there is no such thing as dicta under Wisconsin law.1 And, to be fair to the many lawyers who have made this mistake, Wisconsin law is littered with decisions treating would-be binding authorities as mere dicta. But the last time the Wisconsin Supreme Court took up the issue in a majority opinion, the court held unanimously in Zarder v.
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