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Howey's Cryptonite: A Deep Dive On Digital Asset Classification—Part I

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By Thoreau A. Bartmann, William Cole, Lance Dial
| Mondaq
KG K&L Gates LLP More At K&L Gates, we foster an inclusive and collaborative environment across our fully integrated global platform that enables us to diligently combine the knowledge and expertise of our lawyers and policy professionals to create teams that provide exceptional client solutions. With offices worldwide, we represent leading global corporations in every major industry, capital markets participants, and ambitious middle-market and emerging growth companies.
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Dead Rules Walking: The SEC Removes Two Zombie Rules

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By Thoreau A. Bartmann, Marguerite Laurent
| Mondaq
Thoreau Bartmann’s articles from K&L Gates LLP are most popular: within Corporate/Commercial Law topic(s) in United States with readers working within the Banking & Credit, Chemicals and Retail & Leisure industries K&L Gates LLP are most popular: within Immigration and Insurance topic(s) Key Takeaways On 4 August 2026 the SEC deleted two long dead requirements from its rulebook. SEC.gov | Investment Company Governance Technical Amendments.
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United States: Paper Cut: The SEC “FINALLY” Rethinks E-Delivery

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By Thoreau A. Bartmann, Jennifer L. Klass
| JD Supra
On 16 July 2026, the SEC proposed Regulation E-Delivery, a new rule that would make e-delivery the default for how investors receive regulatory information under the federal securities laws. Today, most required information arrives on paper unless the recipient affirmatively consents to electronic delivery.
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