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Attorney Kyleen Cane serves as a Managing Member of Cane Clark LLP in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Attorney Kyleen Cane currently practices law out of her Las Vegas, Nevada-based firm, Cane Clark LLP. As Managing Member of Cane Clark LLP, Kyleen Cane focuses on Corporate and Securities Law. Kyleen Cane co-founded her firm, formerly known as Cane, O’Neill Taylor LLC, in 1997, after earning admission to the State Bar of Nevada. In addition to her work with Cane Clark LLP, Kyleen Cane takes on additional responsibilities as Chairman of the State Bar of Nevada Technology Section, where she has served since 1999. In the past, Kyleen Cane also leveraged her vast knowledge of the judicial system as a Member of the American Bar Association Standing Committee on Legal Access. Before relocating to Nevada, Kyleen Cane provided valuable insight on a similar topic in California, where she was a member of the Committee on Access to Legal Services by Moderate Income Individuals from 1991 to 1997. Kyleen Cane earned her Bachelor of Arts in Economics from the University of California, Irvine, graduating in three years with a 4.0 grade point average. Upon receiving her degree, Kyleen Cane immediately garnered admission into the University of Southern California Gould School of Law, one of the country’s most elite institutions. Kyleen Cane earned her Juris Doctor (J.D.), receiving three USC scholarships and completing her education in the top five percent of her class. Upon receiving her J.D., Kyleen Cane also became a member of the Order of the Coif. Moreover, Kyleen Cane has been included in the Who’s Who in American Colleges of Universities. Prior to founding Cane Clark LLP, Kyleen Cane published several articles and books, including a series entitled The Five-Minute Lawyer’s Guide, covering topics such as federal income taxation, divorce, estate planning, debt, credit problems, and bankruptcy. To learn more about Kyleen Cane, visit www.caneclark.com.
Kyleen Cane's Publications
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American Bar Association (ABA), Kyleen Cane
September, 2010
A member of the American Bar Association (ABA), Kyleen Cane served on its Standing Committee on Legal Access and received the association’s Louis M. Brown award for Legal Access. The ABA was instituted in 1878 through an agreement of 100 lawyers, representing 21 states around the nation. Before the creation of the ABA, lawyers were largely independent professionals who trained through an apprenticeship system. They were held to no standard ethical code nor was there a forum for professional discussion at the national level. The ABA was thus founded as central organization for lawyers that promoted the profession through support, education, and dialogue. Today, the ABA identifies four major pursuits: serving its members on a professional level, improving the country’s legal education system and promoting ethical and competent practice of law, extinguishing bias, and advancing the public understanding of and respect for law. In support of its members, the American Bar Association publishes a monthly magazine titled the ABA Journal, which is distributed to all members. In addition to providing general legal news, the organization has engineered various sections that provide news pertinent to a specific law subject. The publications of such sections include the Annual Bulletin of the Comparative Law Bureau, Law Practice Magazine for practice management, and GPSolo Magazine, which targets general practice attorneys, solo lawyers, and small firms. The ABA also funds an annual meeting for its members, which offers vital networking opportunities, keynote speakers, continuing legal education courses, and the ABA EXPO.
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Electronic Data Gathering, Analysis, and Retrieval (EDGAR)
February, 2011
By Kyleen Cane
The Electronic Data Gathering, Analysis, and Retrieval (EDGAR) system collects and validates file submissions from companies and individuals required to submit forms to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Through EDGAR, the SEC accelerates the analysis of time-sensitive material and ensures the efficiency and objectivity of the securities market.
These efforts enable investors and corporations to profit and the economy to flourish. Because of the importance of timely and accurate SEC filings, software companies have entered the market with targeted EDGAR filing solutions which allow thousands of legal and financial entities around the world to submit their corporate information in the most timely and efficient manner possible.
In Las Vegas, Nevada, Kyleen Cane of Cane Clark LLP helps clients remain in compliance with SEC laws and utilizes EDGAR software to obtain and submit filing codes; registration statements; and periodic, quarterly, and annual reports.
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