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As your business engages in its ordinary course of activities, various types of contracts such as engagement letters, vendor service agreements and consulting agreements will be negotiated and entered into. Though these contracts are often standardized and include boilerplate language, many terms remain negotiable and clients may push back on…

With college costs continually rising, families are looking at all possible ways to save money to pay for secondary education for their child. One potential way is with a Code Sec. 529 account. Brian T. Whitlock explains what Code Sec. 529 accounts are, the benefits and pitfalls the account could…

In an effort to increase transparency and deter money laundering specifically in the residential real estate sector, FinCEN has announced a final rule (the Residential Real Estate Rule) focusing on non-financed sales of residential real estate that avoid the scrutiny from financial institutions that already have anti-money laundering and countering…

On April 23, 2024, the U.S. Department of Labor (“DOL”) announced an update to the Fair Labor Standards Act overtime rule (“Overtime Rule”) which has substantial payroll implications and requires employers’ immediate attention. The DOL’s update to the Overtime Rule increases the salary threshold for exempt employees – those working…

I received an e-mail from a client this morning. Does it make sense to start a foundation? How much would I need to put in it? It is a great question. Here was my response: Economically, it does not make sense to start a foundation with less than $10 million.…

In the last two decades, Latin music has experienced an unprecedented surge in global popularity. Genres like reggaeton, Latin trap, and bachata have transcended cultural and linguistic barriers to become mainstream sensations. Artists such as Daddy Yankee, Bad Bunny, J Balvin, and Karol G have cemented Latin music’s place in…