In transactions involving the sale of most businesses, confidentiality agreements are standard practice for protecting confidential information shared between the parties. In the sale of a dental [...]
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The Second Circuit Court of Appeals recently issued its decision in Meyer v. Uber Technologies, Inc., finding that a browsewrap agreement was enforceable, including the arbitration clause [...]
Warranties can greatly increase the potential liability of a seller in a sale of goods if they are not narrowly tailored to the goods being sold. By way of background, a warranty is a promise [...]
If you are age 70½ or older, an IRA rollover is a simple and easy way to use your individual retirement account to reduce taxes and help a charitable organization. Consider the advantages: Your [...]
The 0% capital gain tax bracket opens up a planning opportunity for higher income parents and grandparents who may be considering gifts or providing support to younger family members in a lower [...]
In tax planning and wealth management, professionals focus on managing capital gains tax liability. Common tools employed in this pursuit include loss harvesting and charitable gifting of [...]
In structuring acquisitions, both buyers and sellers can become complacent in situations where the target company does not own, but only leases, real estate. For potential buyers, it is [...]
If you’ve heard of blockchain, it’s probably been in connection with Bitcoin. However, IBM recently announced a collaboration with leading retailers and global food companies, including Nestle, [...]
In contracts for the sale of goods, sellers rely on waivers of non-direct or special damages to limit their risk. Special damages include (among other types of damages) incidental and [...]
President Trump issued Executive Order 13789 on April 21, 2017 (the “EO,” available here) directing the Secretary of the Treasury to review all “significant” tax regulations issued after December [...]
