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Challenges to the Corporate Transparency Act Continue: Now What?
Despite multiple litigation matters challenging the constitutionality of the Corporate Transparency Act, and legislative and other pushback to the CTA, compliance is still the prudent option.
Subchapter V Bankruptcy Proceedings Offer Struggling Small Business Owners a Better, Faster, and Less Expensive Path to Reorganization
Small businesses in financial distress have a relatively new option for reorganization in bankruptcy – Subchapter V – designed to make the process more accessible, streamlined, cheaper, and faster.
Life Lessons Learned Along the Way: Keeping My Ear to the Ground
A lifetime of chronic ear infections, or a lifetime of tinnitus and moderate hearing loss?
The Blame Game in Legal Malpractice
If you hear the name Marie Antoinette, you probably think of the famous saying attributed to her, “let them eat cake.”
What Employers Need To Know and Do About the Higher Salary Thresholds in the DOL’s New Overtime Pay Rule.
A new final rule from the Department of Labor dramatically expands the pool of salaried workers entitled to overtime pay.