“How fast do you type?” I hear that question quite a lot – even now at my substantially reduced typing speed.
Life Lessons Learned Along the Way: How Fast Do You Adapt?
Blog: Attorney Articles
Exhaustion Requirements in the Context of True Excess Coverage and Coincidental Excess Coverage
There are two basic types of excess insurance policies.
Got Creditors? New Michigan Trust Can Protect You
Myths are present in all aspects of life, and the world of estate planning is no different.
“Settle and Sue” Defense Strategies
Buyer’s remorse is not a cause of action.
Life Lessons Learned Along the Way: Eight Seconds to Boston
"C'mon, Mr. Bear. Hop on!" I yelled as loudly as I could.
Penalties for Deducting Zeroed-Out Shareholder “Bonuses”
In Brinks Gilson & Lione PC, TC Memo 2016-20, the Tax Court upheld the IRS's imposition of accuracy-related penalties