Margherita M. Albarello examines how HB 2862 may change the landscape for employers and staffing agencies.

Golan Christie Taglia was recognized nationally for Real Estate Law and in Chicago for three additional practice areas.

Golan Christie Taglia is proud to welcome Chad Thompson to the firm.

Brian T. Whitlock explores tax planning strategies in his recent TAXES – The Tax Magazine article, “Junk Money: Pitfalls and Opportunities.”

Golan Christie Taglia partners Donald T. Rubin and Brianna L. Golan examine a recent development regarding the Illinois PTAB’s stance on the “Rollover Statute.”

Golan Christie Taglia partner Christopher R. Parker breaks down the new Transportation Benefits Program Act, which will require certain Chicagoland employers to provide full-time employees with transit benefits.

Golan Christie Taglia Celebrates National Coming Out Day

Golan Christie Taglia is pleased to announce the addition of Sarah Dunkley to the firm.

Golan Christie Taglia celebrates 30 years of service.

Golan Christie Taglia celebrates the High Holidays.

Golan Christie Taglia proudly participated in Race Judicata’s 28th-anniversary run.

Golan Christie Taglia is delighted to announce the addition of Joseph Trytten to the firm.

Golan Christie Taglia partner Beverly A. Berneman analyzes a bankruptcy case involving royalty payments and explores the implications of the U.S. District Court ruling.

New and part-time business ventures frequently experience start-up losses. With a solid business plan and good recordkeeping, entrepreneurs will be better equipped to develop their businesses and safely deduct their early losses. Brian T. Whitlock examines the intricate details of tax regulations and offers insight on how to make informed decisions.

Golan Christie Taglia attorneys David Ben-Dov, Caren Lederer and Brittany Bermudez have been ranked in The Best Lawyers in America's 2024 edition.

The August 4, 2023 deadline to apply for property tax exemptions for Cook County homeowners is coming soon.

Golan Christie Taglia stands with the LGBTQ+ community in celebration of Pride Month.

Golan Christie Taglia is delighted to announce the addition of Shelby Nikoloff to the firm.

On July 1, 2023, the City of Chicago and Suburban Cook County are set to raise their minimum wages for tipped and non-tipped employees pursuant to their respective Minimum Wage Ordinances. Each Minimum Wage Ordinance imposes different obligations on employers regarding minimum wage increases and providing employees with notice of their rights. Click below for what this means for businesses in Chicago and suburban Cook County.

In commemoration of the abolition of slavery in the United States, GCT is proud to celebrate Juneteenth. In observance of the holiday and in keeping with our commitment to Diversity, Equity & Inclusion, the firm held a day of service with attorneys and staff members spending the day volunteering with Big Shoulders Fund at St. Catherine/St. Lucy School in Oak Park, Illinois.

The June 30, 2023 deadline to complete the City of Chicago’s initial required annual sexual harassment training is around the corner.

Governor Pritzker is expected to sign House Bill 3129 (HB 3129), recently passed by both houses of the Illinois legislature, which will amend Illinois’ Equal Pay Act of 2003 and require some employers to disclose “pay scale and benefits” in job postings.

Summer is around the corner in Chicago – that time of year so perfect it scrubs our memories of those cold Chicago winter days. And as GCT looks forward to several events this summer, I want to express that I am tremendously proud of our team and the work they do in service of our clients – and each other – every day.

In accordance with our ongoing commitment to diversity and inclusion, Golan Christie Taglia proudly stands with the LGBTQIA+ community in our ongoing effort to create a more accepting and inclusive society.

With the proper strategies and utilizations of tax code provisions, estate planners can properly prepare their small business clients for any situation. Brian T. Whitlock explains how prudent estate planners and business succession planners can judiciously arrange their clients’ affairs and avoid potential pitfalls.