A federal district court judge in Texas signed an order on February 17 lifting the last remaining nationwide injunction blocking beneficial ownership information (BOI) reporting under the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA).
The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) enforces BOI requirements
When families clash over control of substantial wealth, whether in connection with the testamentary wishes of a loved one or the management of assets in an estate or trust, hiring the right fiduciary and probate litigator can make all the
When families clash over control of substantial wealth, whether in connection with the testamentary wishes of a loved one or the management of assets in an estate or trust, hiring the right fiduciary and probate litigator can make all the
When families clash over control of substantial wealth, whether in connection with the testamentary wishes of a loved one or the management of assets in an estate or trust, hiring the right fiduciary and probate litigator can make all the
Many individuals are honored when asked to serve on a philanthropic non-profit board of directors. Serving as a board member can be a rewarding experience, but it also comes with significant responsibilities. This article guides you through the essential steps
As a Founder or entrepreneur, you’re focused on building a business that reflects your vision. You’re making decisions on business structures, funding, intellectual property protection, and managing employees. However, in the rush of growing your company, one crucial aspect can
Well, that was fast. In the blink of an eye last week, TikTok—the social-media platform used by over 170 million Americans but owned by a foreign company with connections to the Chinese government—went dark in the United States. This followed
In Royal Canin U.S.A., Inc. v. Wullschleger (No. 23-677), the Supreme Court resolved a jurisdictional dog fight over dog food. If a plaintiff files a complaint containing state- and federal-law claims, the complaint can ordinarily be removed to federal
In E.M.D. Sales, Inc. v. Carrera (No 23-217), the Supreme Court addressed a circuit split as to the evidentiary standard that applies when an employer argues that an employee is exempt from the minimum-wage and overtime-pay provisions of the Fair
Navigating the tax landscape during estate administration is like solving a complex puzzle with each piece representing opportunity and risk. One challenge is determining where key expenses can be deducted – on the estate tax return (Form 706) and/or the