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Operating Agreement

Prevent Veil Piercing: An Introduction to LLCS and Operating Agreements

Brandon M. Schwartz March 7, 2025

Limited Liability Companies (LLCs) have become a cornerstone of modern business structures due to their unique blend of flexibility, limited liability and tax benefits. When it comes to business formation, understanding the intricacies of LLCs and the importance of robust operating agreements is crucial. LLCs offer a versatile option for businesses of all sizes, from small startups to large enterprises,

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Silver Bullet Method

The Silver Bullet Method: The Rise of False Allegations in Divorce and Custody Cases

Padideh Jafari March 3, 2025

Few things can sidetrack a divorce case as effectively as an allegation of abuse, especially if that allegation turns out to be false. Unfortunately, such claims are becoming increasingly common. Known as the “Silver Bullet Method,” these false allegations have become a strategic tool used to gain an advantage in court proceedings. The approach – referred to as both the

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If You’re Not First, You’re Last: IP Edition

Z. Peter Sawicki and Amanda Prose February 28, 2025

You may notice that this is the first IP column by Z. Peter Sawicki with a new co-author! Fear not, James L. Young is still involved, sharing wisdom and providing editorial guidance, and is available to share practice tips and anecdotes in our musings about intellectual property. In this article, we want to discuss “firsts” when it comes to protecting

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employee whistleblowers

Whistleblowing 101: Protection Laws to Know Before You Speak Up

Paul Schinner January 29, 2025

What does it mean to be a whistleblower? Quite simply, a whistleblower in the employment context is someone who raises concern to their employer — verbally or in writing — that the company is violating some law. Blowing the whistle on corporate misconduct is a big decision because of the real risk that it could result in retaliation. Retaliation may

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Voluntary Departure

Can Immigrants Deport Themselves? An Explanation of Voluntary Departure

Thomas Messner January 21, 2025

Throughout the course of the 2024 presidential election campaign, talk of mass deportations and a crackdown on illegal immigration has been the center of many debates. As an immigration attorney, I represent many foreign nationals who are facing deportation from the United States. Many of my clients are respondents in removal proceedings before the Immigration Courts, which are housed under

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Operating Agreement

Prevent Veil Piercing: An Introduction to LLCS and Operating Agreements

Brandon M. Schwartz March 7, 2025

Limited Liability Companies (LLCs) have become a cornerstone of modern business structures due to their unique blend of flexibility, limited liability and tax benefits. When it comes to business formation, understanding the intricacies of LLCs and the importance of robust operating agreements is crucial. LLCs offer a versatile option for businesses of all sizes, from small startups to large enterprises,

Read More »
Silver Bullet Method

The Silver Bullet Method: The Rise of False Allegations in Divorce and Custody Cases

Padideh Jafari March 3, 2025

Few things can sidetrack a divorce case as effectively as an allegation of abuse, especially if that allegation turns out to be false. Unfortunately, such claims are becoming increasingly common. Known as the “Silver Bullet Method,” these false allegations have become a strategic tool used to gain an advantage in court proceedings. The approach – referred to as both the

Read More »

If You’re Not First, You’re Last: IP Edition

Z. Peter Sawicki and Amanda Prose February 28, 2025

You may notice that this is the first IP column by Z. Peter Sawicki with a new co-author! Fear not, James L. Young is still involved, sharing wisdom and providing editorial guidance, and is available to share practice tips and anecdotes in our musings about intellectual property. In this article, we want to discuss “firsts” when it comes to protecting

Read More »
employee whistleblowers

Whistleblowing 101: Protection Laws to Know Before You Speak Up

Paul Schinner January 29, 2025

What does it mean to be a whistleblower? Quite simply, a whistleblower in the employment context is someone who raises concern to their employer — verbally or in writing — that the company is violating some law. Blowing the whistle on corporate misconduct is a big decision because of the real risk that it could result in retaliation. Retaliation may

Read More »
Voluntary Departure

Can Immigrants Deport Themselves? An Explanation of Voluntary Departure

Thomas Messner January 21, 2025

Throughout the course of the 2024 presidential election campaign, talk of mass deportations and a crackdown on illegal immigration has been the center of many debates. As an immigration attorney, I represent many foreign nationals who are facing deportation from the United States. Many of my clients are respondents in removal proceedings before the Immigration Courts, which are housed under

Read More »
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