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The
News Section is currently under construction. Please check
back soon for further developments.
In the interim, the Law Firm is pleased to announce
that at the top of the Links
page, the White House listing has been revised to include essential
links to the presidential libraries, birthplaces and homes, as well
as other useful information about the Presidents of the United States
and their First Ladies.
Next, we are very pleased with all of the favorable comments that
we have been received regarding two articles about the Anti-Tying
Provision of the Bank Holding Company Act Amendments of 1970, which
Timothy
D. Naegele authored when he served as
counsel to the U.S. Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban
Affairs. The first article appeared in the American Banker,
the daily newspaper of America's banking industry. The second
article, which is Mr. Naegele's latest in-depth 75-page law review
article about the Anti-Tying Provision, appeared in the Banking
Law Journal—the oldest scholarly journal on banking issues
in the United States. Both articles can be read by clicking
on the links at the bottom of this Web page and downloading the
articles.
Also,
the Law Firm has "transitioned" to Google's new e-mail
system, and our new Gmail address is tdnaegele.associates@gmail.com.
Google's Gmail is still in Beta, so please bear with us if
problems arise.
Finally,
the Law Firm continues to be proud of this Web site, which was designed
for us by Phill
Tran of Divine
Apparitions. Phill has done a terrific job, and we look
forward to working with him on lots of new site additions and refinements
in the months and years to come. We are fortunate to have
both Phill and Divine Apparitions assisting us as talented Web site
design professionals.
We
will be including some old articles and new ones, because old issues
keep reappearing in slightly-altered forms. New pieces written
by us and others are in the offing, and as time permits we will
try to keep you abreast of what's new in Banking Law, Internet Law,
and other emerging areas of the law. Also, we write other
articles that are published regularly, online and otherwise; however,
often they do not relate to our practice of law, and hence they
are not shown below. If you would like to read some of them
too, please click here.
As always, we welcome your suggestions; and please
feel free to download the articles that are listed below.
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