Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been making waves across various industries, and tax law is no exception. Using AI in tax law can bring significant benefits, including analyzing data quickly, identifying patterns, and identifying recent law changes. However, as...
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What Is Discovery and Why Is It Important for Your Divorce Case?
Importance of Discovery in Civil Proceedings In litigation, discovery is a crucial part of every case presented to the courts. In civil proceedings, documentation is necessary to support claims. In a divorce, a party may present documentation of income, financial...
Unpacking Fair Use: A Legal Battle Between Sculptors and Photographers in the NFL
Earlier this year, a rare case of copyright infringement was brought against the National Football League (NFL) and the Detroit Lions over a statue of Hall of Fame player Barry Sanders. The case, filed in January in New York federal court by photographer Allen Kee,...
Legal Separation: What is it and Why Does it Matter?
Before terminating a marriage, many married couples elect to physically separate. In this context, physical separation often includes moving out of a shared residence, winding up joint bank and debt accounts, and deciding how certain financial responsibilities will be...
The SEC Cracks Down on “AI Washing”
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has sent clear signals that it will pursue companies for “AI washing” — touting the use of artificial intelligence in ways that are false or misleading. The SEC has imposed fines on two investment advisors for AI washing,...
Income Disclosure in Divorce: Support Calculations & Discovery
In divorce proceedings, both parties are obligated to transparently disclose their assets, debts, and income. Although the law mandates truthful reporting of earnings to the court, some individuals choose to deceive by underreporting their income sources, aiming to...
FTC’s Final Rule on Non-Compete Clauses: Implications & Considerations
This article was updated on August 22, 2024, to reflect a recent ruling by a Texas federal court, which has struck down the FTC's proposed nationwide ban on non-compete agreements just weeks before its anticipated effective date. FTC Rule Bans Non-Compete Clauses for...
Unlocking Tax Savings: Family Limited Partnerships in Estate Planning
As Trump era estate tax cuts are likely coming to an end in 2025, wealthy business owners are increasingly utilizing Family Limited Partnerships (FLPs) to significantly save the family taxes when they are gone. Understanding Family Limited Partnerships An FLP is a...
Reshaping the Skyline: The Modernization of the City of Columbus Zoning Code
This month, the City of Columbus introduced a revolutionary proposal to modernize its 70-year-old zoning code. The initiative aims to address the city and the region's rapid growth by strengthening housing, mobility, and affordability to foster and sustain the rise of...
Department of Labor Issues Final Rule Elevating Minimum Salary for Overtime Exempt Workers
The DOL has issued its final rule on overtime exempt workers, surpassing all expectations and setting a minimum salary threshold sixty-five percent (65%) higher than current thresholds in a two-step process. Last year, we delved into the DOL’s efforts in its proposed...