Marty Rosenbaum and Shane Solinger to Co-Present Webinar on COVID-19 Business Implications for the University of St. Thomas Opus College of Business

Marty Rosenbaum, co-chair in Maslon's Corporate & Securities Group, and Shane Solinger, attorney in Maslon's Corporate & Securities Group, will co-present a webinar titled "Legal Issues: Business Contract Considerations, Workouts and Bankruptcy Relief," for the University of St. Thomas Opus College of Business on May 13, 2020. The program is co-sponsored by LegalCORPS, a Minnesota nonprofit that provides pro bono business law services to low-income entrepreneurs and small nonprofits. The webinar highlights two legal aspects businesses may find themselves facing: working with contracts and bankruptcy and its alternatives. Marty and Shane will share perspectives on the impact of the crisis on contracts, including force majeure clauses, other excuses for nonperformance, and frameworks for renegotiation.

Marty has more than 35 years' experience advising public and privately held companies on securities and corporate matters. His practice is concentrated in securities and corporate finance, including public offerings, private placements, venture capital financings, and mergers and acquisitions involving public and private companies. Marty regularly advises public companies of all sizes regarding preparation of public reports and proxy statements, public disclosures, insider trading, securities regulatory compliance, corporate governance matters, executive compensation, and stock plan issues. He provides business legal services to privately held corporations, partnerships, and limited liability companies in all stages, from organization through their initial public offering or sale. He is also an active volunteer business attorney with LegalCORPS, providing pro bono business law advice, is a past president of the board of LegalCORPS and was named Volunteer of the Year in 2019.

Shane counsels clients on corporate matters, including mergers and assets acquisitions, contract issues, and corporate governance. With experience spanning a broad range of industries, he has particular depth advising closely held corporations to help them meet their goals throughout all stages of the business cycle—from corporate formation to the sale of the business. Shane is highly skilled at simplifying the complex for his clients—always with the goal of creating a clear actionable path to a meaningful solution.

For more information or to register, go to: UST Opus College of Business, "Legal Issues: Business Contract Considerations, Workouts & Bankruptcy."