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The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) creates uncertainty in the U.S. labor market with its recent announcement of a near-blanket ban on non-compete agreements. This bold move, intended to increase worker mobility and competition. The new rule is set to take effect in approximately 120 days, or around August 20, 2024....

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The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) creates uncertainty in the U.S. labor market with its recent announcement of a near-blanket ban on non-compete agreements. This bold move, intended to increase worker mobility and competition. The new rule is set to take effect in approximately 120 days, or around August 20, 2024....

Estate planning can be a significant part of successful financial management, especially for married couples. One key consideration is minimizing estate taxes, which can substantially affect the distribution of money and property to a married couple’s loved ones. What Are Gift and Estate Taxes? In 2024, a $13.61 million federal...

In what area of law do you practice and why did you choose this? Litigation. I honestly never sought out litigation per se. It was a competitive outlet and I think I naturally gravitated towards litigation. What did you want to be when you grew up? A marine biologist. My...

At the beginning of this year, a host of new laws regarding residential landlords and tenants became effective. Most landlords, whether managing a single apartment, a duplex, or multiple apartment buildings, likely heard about this. These new laws affect a number of areas, including the eviction process. This post is...

In what area of law do you practice and why did you choose this? Construction Law and Real Estate Law. My father owned a general contractor business and a lumber yard. While growing up I worked there in the summers and learned a lot about the industry. Real estate is...

It is better to give than to receive. But if you give a gift above a certain amount in a calendar year (for 2024 that amount is $18,000), you might end up owing money to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). The federal tax code has very specific rules about how...