By Milton Vescovacci With the sunsetting of favorable personal and corporate tax rates and the gift and estate tax exemptions at the end of 2025, business owners may be considering if it is a right time to sell their businesses.
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Proposed Title IX Athletics Rule: Gender Identity and LGBT+ Athletes
Lia Thomas, the first openly transgender athlete to win an NCAA title, set the internet ablaze last year after winning an NCAA Division I women’s swimming championship. The controversy sparked a conversation regarding gender identity, fairness, and inclusion in school…
FTC Proposes Rule Banning Non-Compete Agreements Nationwide
On January 5, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) proposed a new rule that would prohibit the use of non-competition agreements nationwide. Employers commonly require employees to sign non-competes that prohibit an employee from working for a competitor within a particular…
Drastic Proposed Changes in Title IX Regulations for Educational Institutions – Public Comment Period Ends September 12, 2022
On July 12, 2022, the Department of Education issued a notice of proposed rulemaking for the Title IX regulations. This means that the Department is proposing amendments to the regulations that address sex discrimination in educational institutions that receive federal…
Miya’s Law – The New Law on Apartments in Florida
Landlords of multi-family apartment buildings in Florida now have new legal obligations under “Miya’s Law.” The law, Senate Bill 898, creates a new Florida statute requiring landlords to conduct background screening on employees and develop policies governing the possession…
Top Title IX Takeaways from 2021
The 2020 Title IX final regulations were a complex and novel addition to the education landscape. Educational institutions worked quickly–during a global pandemic–to bring their policies and procedures into compliance with the new regulations. In retrospect, the 2020-2021 year provided…