Attorney at Law Magazine is proud to introduce its 2026 Business Practice Special Issue celebrating attorneys and law firms that serve businesses in any capacity.
“Zoning, land use and structuring tax deals is the ultimate game of chess. I love the ‘game’ because you can’t cheat. Everything is on the board for everyone to see. The victory comes from strategy. It’s incredibly rewarding because you achieve a result that is tangible and generates tremendous value for the client,” says Nicholas Wood, partner at Snell &
A partner in the Raleigh, North Carolina, office of Cranfill Sumner LLP, Dominic Totman has focused his career on providing transactional representation combined with ongoing, strategic counsel to businesses. “I was drawn to transactional work because it allows me to help clients build, grow, and transition their businesses,” Totman says. “Over time, I have come to value the advisory and relationship
For decades, judicial dissolution was viewed as the “nuclear option” in shareholder and member disputes involving closely held businesses—an extreme remedy reserved for situations where the business relationship had become irretrievably broken or a threat to force a buy-out. Recent decisions, however, reveal a doctrinal evolution in viable ongoing entities: dissolution is now only one tool in an expanding remedial
The FinCEN Residential Real Estate Rule, which took effect on March 1, 2026, has been closely followed by real estate transactional attorneys, but many practitioners in related fields, especially trusts and estates and litigation, may be less familiar with its implications. While the court in Flowers Title Companies, LLC v. Scott Bessent, 2026 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 57418 (E.D. TX 2026)
Each March, Women’s History Month invites us to reflect on the progress women have made in the workplace. We celebrate milestones, recognize trailblazers, and acknowledge the barriers that have been broken along the way. But reflection should also come with honesty. Despite decades of progress and increased awareness, pay inequity remains a persistent challenge across industries. While the conversation around
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a hot topic right now, whether as a watercooler topic about how it can make our work tasks easier or for the funny memes it can be used to create. AI is everywhere and on everyone’s mind. On a more serious note, the AI effect on the many technologies that are woven through our everyday lives
“Zoning, land use and structuring tax deals is the ultimate game of chess. I love the ‘game’ because you can’t cheat. Everything is on the board for everyone to see. The victory comes from strategy. It’s incredibly rewarding because you achieve a result that is tangible and generates tremendous value for the client,” says Nicholas Wood, partner at Snell &
A partner in the Raleigh, North Carolina, office of Cranfill Sumner LLP, Dominic Totman has focused his career on providing transactional representation combined with ongoing, strategic counsel to businesses. “I was drawn to transactional work because it allows me to help clients build, grow, and transition their businesses,” Totman says. “Over time, I have come to value the advisory and relationship
For decades, judicial dissolution was viewed as the “nuclear option” in shareholder and member disputes involving closely held businesses—an extreme remedy reserved for situations where the business relationship had become irretrievably broken or a threat to force a buy-out. Recent decisions, however, reveal a doctrinal evolution in viable ongoing entities: dissolution is now only one tool in an expanding remedial
The FinCEN Residential Real Estate Rule, which took effect on March 1, 2026, has been closely followed by real estate transactional attorneys, but many practitioners in related fields, especially trusts and estates and litigation, may be less familiar with its implications. While the court in Flowers Title Companies, LLC v. Scott Bessent, 2026 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 57418 (E.D. TX 2026)
Each March, Women’s History Month invites us to reflect on the progress women have made in the workplace. We celebrate milestones, recognize trailblazers, and acknowledge the barriers that have been broken along the way. But reflection should also come with honesty. Despite decades of progress and increased awareness, pay inequity remains a persistent challenge across industries. While the conversation around
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a hot topic right now, whether as a watercooler topic about how it can make our work tasks easier or for the funny memes it can be used to create. AI is everywhere and on everyone’s mind. On a more serious note, the AI effect on the many technologies that are woven through our everyday lives
Attorney at Law Magazine produces regular digital special issues as well as a quarterly Personal Injury Magazine. Below are our most recently published issues. To view our full calendar, click here. If you’d like more information about participating in the issues contact us today.
Attorney at Law Magazine is proud to introduce its 2026 Business Practice Special Issue celebrating attorneys and law firms that serve businesses in any capacity.
“Zoning, land use and structuring tax deals is the ultimate game of chess. I love the ‘game’ because you can’t cheat. Everything is on the board for everyone to see. The victory comes from strategy. It’s incredibly rewarding because you achieve a result that is tangible and generates tremendous value for the client,” says Nicholas Wood, partner at Snell &
A partner in the Raleigh, North Carolina, office of Cranfill Sumner LLP, Dominic Totman has focused his career on providing transactional representation combined with ongoing, strategic counsel to businesses. “I was drawn to transactional work because it allows me to help clients build, grow, and transition their businesses,” Totman says. “Over time, I have come to value the advisory and relationship
For decades, judicial dissolution was viewed as the “nuclear option” in shareholder and member disputes involving closely held businesses—an extreme remedy reserved for situations where the business relationship had become irretrievably broken or a threat to force a buy-out. Recent decisions, however, reveal a doctrinal evolution in viable ongoing entities: dissolution is now only one tool in an expanding remedial
The FinCEN Residential Real Estate Rule, which took effect on March 1, 2026, has been closely followed by real estate transactional attorneys, but many practitioners in related fields, especially trusts and estates and litigation, may be less familiar with its implications. While the court in Flowers Title Companies, LLC v. Scott Bessent, 2026 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 57418 (E.D. TX 2026)
Each March, Women’s History Month invites us to reflect on the progress women have made in the workplace. We celebrate milestones, recognize trailblazers, and acknowledge the barriers that have been broken along the way. But reflection should also come with honesty. Despite decades of progress and increased awareness, pay inequity remains a persistent challenge across industries. While the conversation around
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a hot topic right now, whether as a watercooler topic about how it can make our work tasks easier or for the funny memes it can be used to create. AI is everywhere and on everyone’s mind. On a more serious note, the AI effect on the many technologies that are woven through our everyday lives
“Zoning, land use and structuring tax deals is the ultimate game of chess. I love the ‘game’ because you can’t cheat. Everything is on the board for everyone to see. The victory comes from strategy. It’s incredibly rewarding because you achieve a result that is tangible and generates tremendous value for the client,” says Nicholas Wood, partner at Snell &
A partner in the Raleigh, North Carolina, office of Cranfill Sumner LLP, Dominic Totman has focused his career on providing transactional representation combined with ongoing, strategic counsel to businesses. “I was drawn to transactional work because it allows me to help clients build, grow, and transition their businesses,” Totman says. “Over time, I have come to value the advisory and relationship
For decades, judicial dissolution was viewed as the “nuclear option” in shareholder and member disputes involving closely held businesses—an extreme remedy reserved for situations where the business relationship had become irretrievably broken or a threat to force a buy-out. Recent decisions, however, reveal a doctrinal evolution in viable ongoing entities: dissolution is now only one tool in an expanding remedial
The FinCEN Residential Real Estate Rule, which took effect on March 1, 2026, has been closely followed by real estate transactional attorneys, but many practitioners in related fields, especially trusts and estates and litigation, may be less familiar with its implications. While the court in Flowers Title Companies, LLC v. Scott Bessent, 2026 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 57418 (E.D. TX 2026)
Each March, Women’s History Month invites us to reflect on the progress women have made in the workplace. We celebrate milestones, recognize trailblazers, and acknowledge the barriers that have been broken along the way. But reflection should also come with honesty. Despite decades of progress and increased awareness, pay inequity remains a persistent challenge across industries. While the conversation around
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a hot topic right now, whether as a watercooler topic about how it can make our work tasks easier or for the funny memes it can be used to create. AI is everywhere and on everyone’s mind. On a more serious note, the AI effect on the many technologies that are woven through our everyday lives
Attorney at Law Magazine produces regular digital special issues as well as a quarterly Personal Injury Magazine. Below are our most recently published issues. To view our full calendar, click here. If you’d like more information about participating in the issues contact us today.
Attorney at Law Magazine is proud to introduce its 2026 Business Practice Special Issue celebrating attorneys and law firms that serve businesses in any capacity.
“Zoning, land use and structuring tax deals is the ultimate game of chess. I love the ‘game’ because you can’t cheat. Everything is on the board for everyone to see. The victory comes from strategy. It’s incredibly rewarding because you achieve a result that is tangible and generates tremendous value for the client,” says Nicholas Wood, partner at Snell &
A partner in the Raleigh, North Carolina, office of Cranfill Sumner LLP, Dominic Totman has focused his career on providing transactional representation combined with ongoing, strategic counsel to businesses. “I was drawn to transactional work because it allows me to help clients build, grow, and transition their businesses,” Totman says. “Over time, I have come to value the advisory and relationship
For decades, judicial dissolution was viewed as the “nuclear option” in shareholder and member disputes involving closely held businesses—an extreme remedy reserved for situations where the business relationship had become irretrievably broken or a threat to force a buy-out. Recent decisions, however, reveal a doctrinal evolution in viable ongoing entities: dissolution is now only one tool in an expanding remedial
The FinCEN Residential Real Estate Rule, which took effect on March 1, 2026, has been closely followed by real estate transactional attorneys, but many practitioners in related fields, especially trusts and estates and litigation, may be less familiar with its implications. While the court in Flowers Title Companies, LLC v. Scott Bessent, 2026 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 57418 (E.D. TX 2026)
Each March, Women’s History Month invites us to reflect on the progress women have made in the workplace. We celebrate milestones, recognize trailblazers, and acknowledge the barriers that have been broken along the way. But reflection should also come with honesty. Despite decades of progress and increased awareness, pay inequity remains a persistent challenge across industries. While the conversation around
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a hot topic right now, whether as a watercooler topic about how it can make our work tasks easier or for the funny memes it can be used to create. AI is everywhere and on everyone’s mind. On a more serious note, the AI effect on the many technologies that are woven through our everyday lives
“Zoning, land use and structuring tax deals is the ultimate game of chess. I love the ‘game’ because you can’t cheat. Everything is on the board for everyone to see. The victory comes from strategy. It’s incredibly rewarding because you achieve a result that is tangible and generates tremendous value for the client,” says Nicholas Wood, partner at Snell &
A partner in the Raleigh, North Carolina, office of Cranfill Sumner LLP, Dominic Totman has focused his career on providing transactional representation combined with ongoing, strategic counsel to businesses. “I was drawn to transactional work because it allows me to help clients build, grow, and transition their businesses,” Totman says. “Over time, I have come to value the advisory and relationship
For decades, judicial dissolution was viewed as the “nuclear option” in shareholder and member disputes involving closely held businesses—an extreme remedy reserved for situations where the business relationship had become irretrievably broken or a threat to force a buy-out. Recent decisions, however, reveal a doctrinal evolution in viable ongoing entities: dissolution is now only one tool in an expanding remedial
The FinCEN Residential Real Estate Rule, which took effect on March 1, 2026, has been closely followed by real estate transactional attorneys, but many practitioners in related fields, especially trusts and estates and litigation, may be less familiar with its implications. While the court in Flowers Title Companies, LLC v. Scott Bessent, 2026 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 57418 (E.D. TX 2026)
Each March, Women’s History Month invites us to reflect on the progress women have made in the workplace. We celebrate milestones, recognize trailblazers, and acknowledge the barriers that have been broken along the way. But reflection should also come with honesty. Despite decades of progress and increased awareness, pay inequity remains a persistent challenge across industries. While the conversation around
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a hot topic right now, whether as a watercooler topic about how it can make our work tasks easier or for the funny memes it can be used to create. AI is everywhere and on everyone’s mind. On a more serious note, the AI effect on the many technologies that are woven through our everyday lives
Attorney at Law Magazine produces regular digital special issues as well as a quarterly Personal Injury Magazine. Below are our most recently published issues. To view our full calendar, click here. If you’d like more information about participating in the issues contact us today.
Attorney at Law Magazine is proud to introduce its 2026 Business Practice Special Issue celebrating attorneys and law firms that serve businesses in any capacity.
“Zoning, land use and structuring tax deals is the ultimate game of chess. I love the ‘game’ because you can’t cheat. Everything is on the board for everyone to see. The victory comes from strategy. It’s incredibly rewarding because you achieve a result that is tangible and generates tremendous value for the client,” says Nicholas Wood, partner at Snell &
A partner in the Raleigh, North Carolina, office of Cranfill Sumner LLP, Dominic Totman has focused his career on providing transactional representation combined with ongoing, strategic counsel to businesses. “I was drawn to transactional work because it allows me to help clients build, grow, and transition their businesses,” Totman says. “Over time, I have come to value the advisory and relationship
For decades, judicial dissolution was viewed as the “nuclear option” in shareholder and member disputes involving closely held businesses—an extreme remedy reserved for situations where the business relationship had become irretrievably broken or a threat to force a buy-out. Recent decisions, however, reveal a doctrinal evolution in viable ongoing entities: dissolution is now only one tool in an expanding remedial
The FinCEN Residential Real Estate Rule, which took effect on March 1, 2026, has been closely followed by real estate transactional attorneys, but many practitioners in related fields, especially trusts and estates and litigation, may be less familiar with its implications. While the court in Flowers Title Companies, LLC v. Scott Bessent, 2026 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 57418 (E.D. TX 2026)
Each March, Women’s History Month invites us to reflect on the progress women have made in the workplace. We celebrate milestones, recognize trailblazers, and acknowledge the barriers that have been broken along the way. But reflection should also come with honesty. Despite decades of progress and increased awareness, pay inequity remains a persistent challenge across industries. While the conversation around
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a hot topic right now, whether as a watercooler topic about how it can make our work tasks easier or for the funny memes it can be used to create. AI is everywhere and on everyone’s mind. On a more serious note, the AI effect on the many technologies that are woven through our everyday lives
“Zoning, land use and structuring tax deals is the ultimate game of chess. I love the ‘game’ because you can’t cheat. Everything is on the board for everyone to see. The victory comes from strategy. It’s incredibly rewarding because you achieve a result that is tangible and generates tremendous value for the client,” says Nicholas Wood, partner at Snell &
A partner in the Raleigh, North Carolina, office of Cranfill Sumner LLP, Dominic Totman has focused his career on providing transactional representation combined with ongoing, strategic counsel to businesses. “I was drawn to transactional work because it allows me to help clients build, grow, and transition their businesses,” Totman says. “Over time, I have come to value the advisory and relationship
For decades, judicial dissolution was viewed as the “nuclear option” in shareholder and member disputes involving closely held businesses—an extreme remedy reserved for situations where the business relationship had become irretrievably broken or a threat to force a buy-out. Recent decisions, however, reveal a doctrinal evolution in viable ongoing entities: dissolution is now only one tool in an expanding remedial
The FinCEN Residential Real Estate Rule, which took effect on March 1, 2026, has been closely followed by real estate transactional attorneys, but many practitioners in related fields, especially trusts and estates and litigation, may be less familiar with its implications. While the court in Flowers Title Companies, LLC v. Scott Bessent, 2026 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 57418 (E.D. TX 2026)
Each March, Women’s History Month invites us to reflect on the progress women have made in the workplace. We celebrate milestones, recognize trailblazers, and acknowledge the barriers that have been broken along the way. But reflection should also come with honesty. Despite decades of progress and increased awareness, pay inequity remains a persistent challenge across industries. While the conversation around
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a hot topic right now, whether as a watercooler topic about how it can make our work tasks easier or for the funny memes it can be used to create. AI is everywhere and on everyone’s mind. On a more serious note, the AI effect on the many technologies that are woven through our everyday lives
Attorney at Law Magazine produces regular digital special issues as well as a quarterly Personal Injury Magazine. Below are our most recently published issues. To view our full calendar, click here. If you’d like more information about participating in the issues contact us today.
Attorney at Law Magazine is proud to introduce its 2026 Business Practice Special Issue celebrating attorneys and law firms that serve businesses in any capacity.
“Zoning, land use and structuring tax deals is the ultimate game of chess. I love the ‘game’ because you can’t cheat. Everything is on the board for everyone to see. The victory comes from strategy. It’s incredibly rewarding because you achieve a result that is tangible and generates tremendous value for the client,” says Nicholas Wood, partner at Snell &
A partner in the Raleigh, North Carolina, office of Cranfill Sumner LLP, Dominic Totman has focused his career on providing transactional representation combined with ongoing, strategic counsel to businesses. “I was drawn to transactional work because it allows me to help clients build, grow, and transition their businesses,” Totman says. “Over time, I have come to value the advisory and relationship
For decades, judicial dissolution was viewed as the “nuclear option” in shareholder and member disputes involving closely held businesses—an extreme remedy reserved for situations where the business relationship had become irretrievably broken or a threat to force a buy-out. Recent decisions, however, reveal a doctrinal evolution in viable ongoing entities: dissolution is now only one tool in an expanding remedial
The FinCEN Residential Real Estate Rule, which took effect on March 1, 2026, has been closely followed by real estate transactional attorneys, but many practitioners in related fields, especially trusts and estates and litigation, may be less familiar with its implications. While the court in Flowers Title Companies, LLC v. Scott Bessent, 2026 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 57418 (E.D. TX 2026)
Each March, Women’s History Month invites us to reflect on the progress women have made in the workplace. We celebrate milestones, recognize trailblazers, and acknowledge the barriers that have been broken along the way. But reflection should also come with honesty. Despite decades of progress and increased awareness, pay inequity remains a persistent challenge across industries. While the conversation around
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a hot topic right now, whether as a watercooler topic about how it can make our work tasks easier or for the funny memes it can be used to create. AI is everywhere and on everyone’s mind. On a more serious note, the AI effect on the many technologies that are woven through our everyday lives
“Zoning, land use and structuring tax deals is the ultimate game of chess. I love the ‘game’ because you can’t cheat. Everything is on the board for everyone to see. The victory comes from strategy. It’s incredibly rewarding because you achieve a result that is tangible and generates tremendous value for the client,” says Nicholas Wood, partner at Snell &
A partner in the Raleigh, North Carolina, office of Cranfill Sumner LLP, Dominic Totman has focused his career on providing transactional representation combined with ongoing, strategic counsel to businesses. “I was drawn to transactional work because it allows me to help clients build, grow, and transition their businesses,” Totman says. “Over time, I have come to value the advisory and relationship
For decades, judicial dissolution was viewed as the “nuclear option” in shareholder and member disputes involving closely held businesses—an extreme remedy reserved for situations where the business relationship had become irretrievably broken or a threat to force a buy-out. Recent decisions, however, reveal a doctrinal evolution in viable ongoing entities: dissolution is now only one tool in an expanding remedial
The FinCEN Residential Real Estate Rule, which took effect on March 1, 2026, has been closely followed by real estate transactional attorneys, but many practitioners in related fields, especially trusts and estates and litigation, may be less familiar with its implications. While the court in Flowers Title Companies, LLC v. Scott Bessent, 2026 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 57418 (E.D. TX 2026)
Each March, Women’s History Month invites us to reflect on the progress women have made in the workplace. We celebrate milestones, recognize trailblazers, and acknowledge the barriers that have been broken along the way. But reflection should also come with honesty. Despite decades of progress and increased awareness, pay inequity remains a persistent challenge across industries. While the conversation around
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a hot topic right now, whether as a watercooler topic about how it can make our work tasks easier or for the funny memes it can be used to create. AI is everywhere and on everyone’s mind. On a more serious note, the AI effect on the many technologies that are woven through our everyday lives
Attorney at Law Magazine produces regular digital special issues as well as a quarterly Personal Injury Magazine. Below are our most recently published issues. To view our full calendar, click here. If you’d like more information about participating in the issues contact us today.
Attorney at Law Magazine is proud to introduce its 2026 Business Practice Special Issue celebrating attorneys and law firms that serve businesses in any capacity.
“Zoning, land use and structuring tax deals is the ultimate game of chess. I love the ‘game’ because you can’t cheat. Everything is on the board for everyone to see. The victory comes from strategy. It’s incredibly rewarding because you achieve a result that is tangible and generates tremendous value for the client,” says Nicholas Wood, partner at Snell &
A partner in the Raleigh, North Carolina, office of Cranfill Sumner LLP, Dominic Totman has focused his career on providing transactional representation combined with ongoing, strategic counsel to businesses. “I was drawn to transactional work because it allows me to help clients build, grow, and transition their businesses,” Totman says. “Over time, I have come to value the advisory and relationship
For decades, judicial dissolution was viewed as the “nuclear option” in shareholder and member disputes involving closely held businesses—an extreme remedy reserved for situations where the business relationship had become irretrievably broken or a threat to force a buy-out. Recent decisions, however, reveal a doctrinal evolution in viable ongoing entities: dissolution is now only one tool in an expanding remedial
The FinCEN Residential Real Estate Rule, which took effect on March 1, 2026, has been closely followed by real estate transactional attorneys, but many practitioners in related fields, especially trusts and estates and litigation, may be less familiar with its implications. While the court in Flowers Title Companies, LLC v. Scott Bessent, 2026 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 57418 (E.D. TX 2026)
Each March, Women’s History Month invites us to reflect on the progress women have made in the workplace. We celebrate milestones, recognize trailblazers, and acknowledge the barriers that have been broken along the way. But reflection should also come with honesty. Despite decades of progress and increased awareness, pay inequity remains a persistent challenge across industries. While the conversation around
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a hot topic right now, whether as a watercooler topic about how it can make our work tasks easier or for the funny memes it can be used to create. AI is everywhere and on everyone’s mind. On a more serious note, the AI effect on the many technologies that are woven through our everyday lives
“Zoning, land use and structuring tax deals is the ultimate game of chess. I love the ‘game’ because you can’t cheat. Everything is on the board for everyone to see. The victory comes from strategy. It’s incredibly rewarding because you achieve a result that is tangible and generates tremendous value for the client,” says Nicholas Wood, partner at Snell &
A partner in the Raleigh, North Carolina, office of Cranfill Sumner LLP, Dominic Totman has focused his career on providing transactional representation combined with ongoing, strategic counsel to businesses. “I was drawn to transactional work because it allows me to help clients build, grow, and transition their businesses,” Totman says. “Over time, I have come to value the advisory and relationship
For decades, judicial dissolution was viewed as the “nuclear option” in shareholder and member disputes involving closely held businesses—an extreme remedy reserved for situations where the business relationship had become irretrievably broken or a threat to force a buy-out. Recent decisions, however, reveal a doctrinal evolution in viable ongoing entities: dissolution is now only one tool in an expanding remedial
The FinCEN Residential Real Estate Rule, which took effect on March 1, 2026, has been closely followed by real estate transactional attorneys, but many practitioners in related fields, especially trusts and estates and litigation, may be less familiar with its implications. While the court in Flowers Title Companies, LLC v. Scott Bessent, 2026 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 57418 (E.D. TX 2026)
Each March, Women’s History Month invites us to reflect on the progress women have made in the workplace. We celebrate milestones, recognize trailblazers, and acknowledge the barriers that have been broken along the way. But reflection should also come with honesty. Despite decades of progress and increased awareness, pay inequity remains a persistent challenge across industries. While the conversation around
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a hot topic right now, whether as a watercooler topic about how it can make our work tasks easier or for the funny memes it can be used to create. AI is everywhere and on everyone’s mind. On a more serious note, the AI effect on the many technologies that are woven through our everyday lives
Attorney at Law Magazine produces regular digital special issues as well as a quarterly Personal Injury Magazine. Below are our most recently published issues. To view our full calendar, click here. If you’d like more information about participating in the issues contact us today.
Attorney at Law Magazine is proud to introduce its 2026 Business Practice Special Issue celebrating attorneys and law firms that serve businesses in any capacity.
“Zoning, land use and structuring tax deals is the ultimate game of chess. I love the ‘game’ because you can’t cheat. Everything is on the board for everyone to see. The victory comes from strategy. It’s incredibly rewarding because you achieve a result that is tangible and generates tremendous value for the client,” says Nicholas Wood, partner at Snell &
A partner in the Raleigh, North Carolina, office of Cranfill Sumner LLP, Dominic Totman has focused his career on providing transactional representation combined with ongoing, strategic counsel to businesses. “I was drawn to transactional work because it allows me to help clients build, grow, and transition their businesses,” Totman says. “Over time, I have come to value the advisory and relationship
For decades, judicial dissolution was viewed as the “nuclear option” in shareholder and member disputes involving closely held businesses—an extreme remedy reserved for situations where the business relationship had become irretrievably broken or a threat to force a buy-out. Recent decisions, however, reveal a doctrinal evolution in viable ongoing entities: dissolution is now only one tool in an expanding remedial
The FinCEN Residential Real Estate Rule, which took effect on March 1, 2026, has been closely followed by real estate transactional attorneys, but many practitioners in related fields, especially trusts and estates and litigation, may be less familiar with its implications. While the court in Flowers Title Companies, LLC v. Scott Bessent, 2026 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 57418 (E.D. TX 2026)
Each March, Women’s History Month invites us to reflect on the progress women have made in the workplace. We celebrate milestones, recognize trailblazers, and acknowledge the barriers that have been broken along the way. But reflection should also come with honesty. Despite decades of progress and increased awareness, pay inequity remains a persistent challenge across industries. While the conversation around
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a hot topic right now, whether as a watercooler topic about how it can make our work tasks easier or for the funny memes it can be used to create. AI is everywhere and on everyone’s mind. On a more serious note, the AI effect on the many technologies that are woven through our everyday lives
“Zoning, land use and structuring tax deals is the ultimate game of chess. I love the ‘game’ because you can’t cheat. Everything is on the board for everyone to see. The victory comes from strategy. It’s incredibly rewarding because you achieve a result that is tangible and generates tremendous value for the client,” says Nicholas Wood, partner at Snell &
A partner in the Raleigh, North Carolina, office of Cranfill Sumner LLP, Dominic Totman has focused his career on providing transactional representation combined with ongoing, strategic counsel to businesses. “I was drawn to transactional work because it allows me to help clients build, grow, and transition their businesses,” Totman says. “Over time, I have come to value the advisory and relationship
For decades, judicial dissolution was viewed as the “nuclear option” in shareholder and member disputes involving closely held businesses—an extreme remedy reserved for situations where the business relationship had become irretrievably broken or a threat to force a buy-out. Recent decisions, however, reveal a doctrinal evolution in viable ongoing entities: dissolution is now only one tool in an expanding remedial
The FinCEN Residential Real Estate Rule, which took effect on March 1, 2026, has been closely followed by real estate transactional attorneys, but many practitioners in related fields, especially trusts and estates and litigation, may be less familiar with its implications. While the court in Flowers Title Companies, LLC v. Scott Bessent, 2026 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 57418 (E.D. TX 2026)
Each March, Women’s History Month invites us to reflect on the progress women have made in the workplace. We celebrate milestones, recognize trailblazers, and acknowledge the barriers that have been broken along the way. But reflection should also come with honesty. Despite decades of progress and increased awareness, pay inequity remains a persistent challenge across industries. While the conversation around
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a hot topic right now, whether as a watercooler topic about how it can make our work tasks easier or for the funny memes it can be used to create. AI is everywhere and on everyone’s mind. On a more serious note, the AI effect on the many technologies that are woven through our everyday lives
Attorney at Law Magazine produces regular digital special issues as well as a quarterly Personal Injury Magazine. Below are our most recently published issues. To view our full calendar, click here. If you’d like more information about participating in the issues contact us today.
Attorney at Law Magazine is proud to introduce its 2026 Business Practice Special Issue celebrating attorneys and law firms that serve businesses in any capacity.
“Zoning, land use and structuring tax deals is the ultimate game of chess. I love the ‘game’ because you can’t cheat. Everything is on the board for everyone to see. The victory comes from strategy. It’s incredibly rewarding because you achieve a result that is tangible and generates tremendous value for the client,” says Nicholas Wood, partner at Snell &
A partner in the Raleigh, North Carolina, office of Cranfill Sumner LLP, Dominic Totman has focused his career on providing transactional representation combined with ongoing, strategic counsel to businesses. “I was drawn to transactional work because it allows me to help clients build, grow, and transition their businesses,” Totman says. “Over time, I have come to value the advisory and relationship
For decades, judicial dissolution was viewed as the “nuclear option” in shareholder and member disputes involving closely held businesses—an extreme remedy reserved for situations where the business relationship had become irretrievably broken or a threat to force a buy-out. Recent decisions, however, reveal a doctrinal evolution in viable ongoing entities: dissolution is now only one tool in an expanding remedial
The FinCEN Residential Real Estate Rule, which took effect on March 1, 2026, has been closely followed by real estate transactional attorneys, but many practitioners in related fields, especially trusts and estates and litigation, may be less familiar with its implications. While the court in Flowers Title Companies, LLC v. Scott Bessent, 2026 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 57418 (E.D. TX 2026)
Each March, Women’s History Month invites us to reflect on the progress women have made in the workplace. We celebrate milestones, recognize trailblazers, and acknowledge the barriers that have been broken along the way. But reflection should also come with honesty. Despite decades of progress and increased awareness, pay inequity remains a persistent challenge across industries. While the conversation around
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a hot topic right now, whether as a watercooler topic about how it can make our work tasks easier or for the funny memes it can be used to create. AI is everywhere and on everyone’s mind. On a more serious note, the AI effect on the many technologies that are woven through our everyday lives
“Zoning, land use and structuring tax deals is the ultimate game of chess. I love the ‘game’ because you can’t cheat. Everything is on the board for everyone to see. The victory comes from strategy. It’s incredibly rewarding because you achieve a result that is tangible and generates tremendous value for the client,” says Nicholas Wood, partner at Snell &
A partner in the Raleigh, North Carolina, office of Cranfill Sumner LLP, Dominic Totman has focused his career on providing transactional representation combined with ongoing, strategic counsel to businesses. “I was drawn to transactional work because it allows me to help clients build, grow, and transition their businesses,” Totman says. “Over time, I have come to value the advisory and relationship
For decades, judicial dissolution was viewed as the “nuclear option” in shareholder and member disputes involving closely held businesses—an extreme remedy reserved for situations where the business relationship had become irretrievably broken or a threat to force a buy-out. Recent decisions, however, reveal a doctrinal evolution in viable ongoing entities: dissolution is now only one tool in an expanding remedial
The FinCEN Residential Real Estate Rule, which took effect on March 1, 2026, has been closely followed by real estate transactional attorneys, but many practitioners in related fields, especially trusts and estates and litigation, may be less familiar with its implications. While the court in Flowers Title Companies, LLC v. Scott Bessent, 2026 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 57418 (E.D. TX 2026)
Each March, Women’s History Month invites us to reflect on the progress women have made in the workplace. We celebrate milestones, recognize trailblazers, and acknowledge the barriers that have been broken along the way. But reflection should also come with honesty. Despite decades of progress and increased awareness, pay inequity remains a persistent challenge across industries. While the conversation around
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a hot topic right now, whether as a watercooler topic about how it can make our work tasks easier or for the funny memes it can be used to create. AI is everywhere and on everyone’s mind. On a more serious note, the AI effect on the many technologies that are woven through our everyday lives
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