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Calif. Case Could Lead To A Redefined Pollution Exclusion
By David Klein and Jeffrey Mikoni · March 5, 2026, 5:31 PM EST We are on the cusp of another milestone in the decades-long Montrose Chemical litigation, which has already yielded many important precedents in California on coverage for so-called long-tail pollution liabilities.... To view the full article, register now.
Calif. Case Could Lead To A Redefined Pollution Exclusion
By David Klein and Jeffrey Mikoni ( March 5, 2026, 5:31 PM EST) -- We are on the cusp of another milestone in the decades-long Montrose Chemical litigation, which has already yielded many important precedents in California on coverage for so-called long-tail pollution liabilities.... Law360 is on it, so you are, too. A Law360 subscription puts you at the center of fast-moving legal issues, trends and developments so you can act with speed and confidence.
Cos. Considering DExit Should Assess D&O Insurance Effects
By Bryan Coffey and David Klein ( June 12, 2025, 5:08 PM EDT) -- Delaware has long been the leading jurisdiction in which companies incorporate. According to Delaware's published statistics from 2023:... Law360 is on it, so you are, too. A Law360 subscription puts you at the center of fast-moving legal issues, trends and developments so you can act with speed and confidence. Over 200 articles are published daily across more than 60 topics, industries, practice areas and jurisdictions.
Cos. Considering DExit Should Assess D&O Insurance Effects
ADVERTISEMENT Don't want ads? Subscribe or login now. By Bryan Coffey and David Klein ( June 12, 2025, 5:08 PM EDT) -- Delaware has long been the leading jurisdiction in which companies incorporate. According to Delaware's published statistics from 2023:... A Law360 subscription puts you at the center of fast-moving legal issues, trends and developments so you can act with speed and confidence.
Spartans Illustrated - DK's Thoughts: How Frankie Fidler impacts MSU Basketball's roster
After what seemed a painstakingly slow start to the portal season, the Michigan State Spartans have FINALLY kicked off the cycle, landing a commitment from Frankie Fidler, a 6-foot-7, 200-pound Nebraska Omaha wing. Filling a significant position of need, the Spartans have undoubtedly gotten better, but how much of an impact Fidler can make in his lone season in East Lansing will be up for debate all summer.
Spartans Illustrated - Deep dive with David Klein: Assessing MSU's roster needs and portal targets
After watching the full slate of college basketball this weekend, I have come to the hard realization that Michigan State’s roster in its current form is woefully undermanned to perform at the peak of the sport at the moment. And yes, if Jeremy Fears Jr doesn’t get shot, and MSU had found themselves with Ke’lel Ware at center instead of the current iteration of what the last two years has been at the position, maybe it looks a bit different this year. But that is the exact point.
Spartans Illustrated - DK and Carter Elliott: Spartans are dancing for the 26th-straight time
It wouldn’t be Michigan State men's basketball unless things got a little uncomfortable, especially this year. As Saturday’s slate saw five bid-stealers enter the tournament, Michigan State fans rightly became a little sweaty heading into Selection Sunday as most bracketologists slid the Spartans to one of the last two teams into the field.
Spartans Illustrated - DK: MSU Hoops in danger after dropping back-to-back home games
Backs against the wall against Illinois with their tournament hopes essentially on the line, the Spartans dug in and found a way to deliver a closing blow late to solidify their position in the NCAA tournament February 10th. Michigan State followed that up with two road wins against the bottom of the conference, albeit against a plucky Penn State team and a Michigan squad that no one on the team had beaten in Ann Arbor during their time in the program.
Spartans Illustrated - Michigan State Hoops: DK's State of the Union
The loss at the Barn to Minnesota this past Tuesday felt like a movie that Michigan State men’s basketball fans have been watching on repeat for the last four years. Relatively decent play for 25-30 minutes, a big run by the opposing team, and then the inability to close out a game away from the Breslin Center against a decent team.
Spartans Illustrated - MSU Hoops Temperature Check with DK and Carter Elliott
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Spartans Illustrated - Deep Dive: How MSU Basketball will attempt to replace Jeremy Fears' impact
It was undoubtedly a bit of a rough start to the season for the Michigan State men's basketball team, but things seemed to have finally turned a corner for the Spartans. Backs against the wall, MSU delivered a 24-point smackdown of the then sixth-ranked Baylor Bears at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, which the team followed up with a wall-to-wall, no-doubter against an Oakland team that gave both Ohio State and Illinois fits for 30-plus minutes earlier in the season.
Spartans Illustrated - DK's Thoughts: A deep dive into MSU basketball as conference play begins
It’s not a huge sample size, but, after seven games, we are starting to see the various components that will make up the foundation for the Michigan State men's basketball team's 2023-2024 season. Some of it — Tyson Walker, Jeremy Fears Jr., Carson Cooper and certainly the defense —is very encouraging. Other parts — the 3-point/free-throw shooting, A.J. Hoggard’s early play, Xavier Booker’s potential impact — are trending toward the somewhat serious level of concern territory.
Harvard's Broker Fight Shows Active Risk Management Is Key
Harvard's Broker Fight Shows Active Risk Management Is Key By William McMichael and David Klein (November 16, 2023, 5:31 PM EST) -- This summer, the courts dealt Harvard University a brutal one-two punch.... Law360 is on it, so you are, too. A Law360 subscription puts you at the center of fast-moving legal issues, trends and developments so you can act with speed and confidence. Over 200 articles are published daily across more than 60 topics, industries, practice areas and jurisdictions.
Spartans Illustrated - Michigan State Men's Basketball: With an early record of 1-2, what now?
I’m not going to be all doom and gloom with Michigan State men's basketball 74-65 loss to Duke last night, but it isn’t all rainbows and roses right now either. As promised, I won’t mince my words. Here’s some of my bigger form thoughts taking in the game last night from the United Center and what I think needs to change to get this team back on track after a 1-2 start to the 2023-2024 season. This is a premium article that includes a preview.
Spartans Illustrated - Michigan State Men's Basketball 2023-2024 Season Overview
Well, it’s official! After running SpartanHoops for over three years, I have officially joined the Spartans Illustrated team to provide in-depth basketball coverage for what should be a thrilling 2023-2024 season. While we did some cross-publishing of material this summer and some of you likely got a glimpse into my work, for the vast majority, my writing will be new. Between Kyle Austin, Graham Couch, and others, Michigan State men's basketball is blessed with some very good beat coverage.
Letter: Stonington Democratic slate is strong and diverse
I encourage you to vote for Stonington’s Democratic slate of candidates on Nov. 7. Our candidates bring a broader mix of experiences and diversity to the town than we’ve seen in the past. There is strong evidence that such diversity enhances the quality of decisions through the consideration of many points of view. Please read more about our candidates at https://www.stoningtondemocrats.org/events. David Klein Mystic
A Fond Farewell to SpartanHoops
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Recruiting Roundup
By David Klein, Basketball Writer via michiganstate.rivals.com, It's been a busy summer on the recruiting trail for the Michigan State men's basketball program. While the 2024 class essentially awaits two major decisions, with both top-50 four-star guard Kur Teng and three-star power forward Jesse McCulloch in the fold, the net cast for 2025 continues to grow, with what could end up as large as a five-man group... Read more on Publisher's website
Spartans Illustrated - Michigan State Hoops: Recruiting Roundup
It’s been a busy summer on the recruiting trail for the Michigan State men's basketball program. While the 2024 class essentially awaits two major decisions, with both top-50 four-star guard Kur Teng and three-star power forward Jesse McCulloch in the fold, the net cast for 2025 continues to grow, with what could end up as large as a five-man group when all is said and done.
MSU Hoops: Recruiting Round-Up
Subscribe to continue reading Join today and receive a 14-day free trial, then just $4/month after that. Gain access to exclusive content such as: Advanced stat analysis Game previews Post-game film breakdown Recruiting interviews Recruiting film breakdown Subscribe Already a SpartanHoops member? Sign in. Featured, Michigan State Basketball, Michigan State Spartans, Michigan State University, MSU Basketball
2023-2024 Big Ten Men's Basketball Rankings: Bigs
By David Klein, Basketball Writer via michiganstate.rivals.com, The 2023-2024 Big Ten men's basketball season will showcase a talented group of big men. With the departure of some key players, including Trayce Jackson-Davis and Hunter Dickinson, the league is filled with solid centers rather than dominant offensive options. The top-ranked big man is Zach Edey, who had an impressive performance last season. Other notable players include Cliff Omoruyi,... Read more on Publisher's website
Ranking the 2023-2024 Big Ten men's basketball wings/forwards
By David Klein, Basketball Writer via michiganstate.rivals.com, After being a relative position of strength for the last half decade, with quite a few NBA draft picks coming out of the conference at the forward spots, this season's group of wings and forwards feels split between stable veterans and athletic, talented underclassmen. On paper there doesn't seem to be much separation among the power forward vets, and the... Read more on Publisher's website
Ranking and Analysis of the Top Guards in the Big Ten Conference for the 2023-2024 Season
By David Klein, Basketball Writer via michiganstate.rivals.com, Key points: Ranking and analysis of the top guards in the Big Ten conference for the 2023-2024 season Discussion of each player's strengths and weaknesses Predictions for individual player performance and potential awards Ranking the 2023-2024 Big Ten basketball guards. Analyzing the strengths and weaknesses of each position in the conference, starting with the guards.
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