Follow the links below to articles written by and press mentions of MGC Attorneys.
- “Corporate Requests for Rate Cuts Are Hardly Irrational”
Michael Prozan
The Recorder, April 3, 2009 - “Play Boys: Google IPO a Go Anyway”
Associated Press
Wired, August 14, 2004
The New York Times, Los Angeles Times, Washington Post, and papers as far away as Japan and Australia ran this article online. - “Could Playboy Interview Slow IPO? Former SEC Staff Says Firm Should Have Been Mum”
John Shinal
San Francisco Chronicle, August 13, 2004 - “Why Be Public?”
Though dropping out of the SEC reporting system isn’t for every thinly traded company, it can make sense for some. –Michael Prozan
The Recorder, March 20, 2002 - “Lighting a Fire Under Network Associates”
Adam Lashinsky, citing Michael Prozan
TheStreet.com, September 1, 1999. - “Fun and Games with Mattel, More on Bounty Hunters and Reader Revolt on Oakley”
Herb Greenberg, citing Michael Prozan
TheStreet.com, August 21, 1998 - “Business Insider—the Mailbag: Explaining Charges, Write offs and Write-downs, Also are bond funds a safe haven during a stock corrections”
Herb Greenberg, citing Michael Prozan
San Francisco Chronicle, October 11, 1997 - “Supreme Court Tries to Clear Up the Ins and Outs of Insider Trading”
Lawyers may disagree over the technicalities of the Supreme Court’s decision in U.S. vs. O’Hagan, but it benefits everyone by defining certain areas of insider trading. –Michael Prozan
Silicon Valley/San Jose Business Journal, October 3, 1997 - “Business Insider—The Mailbag—Why Companies Impose Trading Blackouts Also no-load funds and why buy a fund that has a load”
Herb Greenberg, citing Michael Prozan
San Francisco Chronicle, July 26, 1997 - Pennies from Heaven for Firms?
“New Internet Site Matches ‘Angels’ with Fledgling Businesses”
Michael Prozan
Silicon Valley/San Jose Business Journal, June 13, 1997 - “The Mailbag—Where to Put Money You Can’t Afford to Lose—Also, taking losses on investments, what drives stock prices”
Herb Greenberg, citing Michael Prozan
San Francisco Chronicle, May 10, 1997 - “Not Even the Insiders Know All the Vagaries of Insider Trading Laws”
Attorney James O’Hagan, who represented a company making a hostile tender offer, bought securities in the target prior to the announcement of the offer. He made $4 million. –Michael Prozan
San Jose/Silicon Valley Business Journal, December 6, 1996 - “Eliminating the Non Trading Issuer’s Duty to Update, a Proposal to Amend 10b-5”
Michael Prozan
Columbia Business Law Review, 1990, 339