
This week’s New York Business Divorce highlights a fascinating New Jersey case in which the court expelled the minority member of an LLC after it abandoned the venture and withdrew its financial support.
The COVID-19 pandemic has unsurprisingly resulted in many people in the business community, including lawyers, transacting business remotely. With that uptick comes more contracts utilizing electronic signatures and remote depositions and notarizations. Not only is the use of an e-signature generally…
The New York City Finance Commissioner, Preston Niblack, recently announced the finance department’s plan to restructure the City’s property tax system. Bloomberg Tax reports that at the recent Department of Finance’s Tax Representatives and Practitioners Program, Niblack said, “Reforming such…
Each November, estate planners typically focus on year-end planning strategies and urging clients to implement long-discussed plans. This year, planners are thinking a lot about the new Corporate Transparency Act (CTA). Beginning on January 1, 2024, the CTA requires “reporting…