On Thursday, September 26, 2019, Michelle F. Schwerin and Sanford J. Boxerman will present at the Midwest Accounting and Finance Blockchain Conference. This 8-hour event, presented by The Missouri Society of CPAs and cosponsored by the Wall Street Blockchain Alliance, will address the foundations of…
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Thirteen attorneys at Capes Sokol, representing every practice area of the firm, have been selected for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America © 2020 edition. Lisa M. Adams, Sanford J. Boxerman, David V. Capes, Jeffrey A. Cohen, Drey A. Cooley, Amy L. Fehr, Mark E. Goodman,…
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Sanford J. Boxerman recently completed all components of the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority’s (FINRA) mandatory Basic Arbitrator Training program and joined the ranks of FINRA’s arbitrators, a group of dedicated individuals serving the investing public and the securities industry. “I had heard the FINRA was…
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Sanford J. Boxerman was recently quoted in a Tax Notes article entitled, “College Fraud Scheme Shows Limits of IRS Voluntary Disclosure.” The article addresses the scandal, now being sorted out in federal court in Boston, nicknamed “Operation Varsity Blues” in which parents are accused of…
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On April 26, 2019, Sanford J. Boxerman, Shareholder and Chair of Capes Sokol’s Digital Currency & Blockchain Technology Practice Group, will moderate a panel titled, “Blockchain Innovation and Opportunity,” at the American Bar Association (ABA) 2019 Blockchain, Digital Currency and ICO National Institute. Program…
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On April 10, 2019, Sanford J. Boxerman and Michelle F. Schwerin will present at the 2019 White Collar Crime Seminar. The event is co-hosted by the Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis and the St. Louis Chapter of the Federal Bar Association. Sanford J. Boxerman…
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Recently I wrote about a decision of United States Magistrate Judge Kandis A. Westmore denying the Government’s application for a search warrant. Specifically, Judge Westmore would not allow the Government to force a suspect to supply a finger, thumb, or other biometric feature (such as…
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