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Asher Rubinstein and Dominic Notti in front of foreign currencies

Asset Protection

Tax Law

Supreme Court Holds IRS to Lower Offshore Account Penalties, But Proper Compliance is Still Essential

Imagine the IRS discovering your “secret” offshore bank accounts. Imagine further that instead of the IRS ...

Asher Rubinstein

Partner

03/06/23

Dominic P. Notti

Associate

03/06/23

Asset Protection

Tax Law

Trusts & Estates

2022 Year-End Notes

As another unprecedented year comes to a close, we offer some planning tips to our clients, colleagues, and...

Asher Rubinstein

Partner

12/19/22

Construction Law

Court Holds Subcontractor Cannot Lien for Temporary Sidewalk Shed and Scaffold

An owner of a Manhattan 12-story building hired a contractor to perform façade repairs. The contract requi...

Eugene H. Goldberg

Associate

11/23/22

Randy Heller in front of two construction workers shaking hands

Construction Law

Lien Law Trust Fund Diversions — Can You Pay Your Own Laborers Before You Pay Your Subs?

New York’s Lien Law Article 3A creates special statutory safeguards to ensure payment of contractors and la...

Randy J. Heller

Partner

10/18/22

Randy Heller in front of a personal injury at a construction site

Construction Law

Don’t Forget the Statutory Notice of Claim

We don’t usually write about personal injury matters. But sadly, personal injury accidents happen on const...

Randy J. Heller

Partner

10/12/22

Randy Heller in front of a construction site

Construction Law

Is Your Arbitration Governed by Federal or State Law? Does it Matter?

Many contracting parties, when drafting their contracts, give some consideration to whether their disputes ...

Randy J. Heller

Partner

09/28/22

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Supreme Court Holds IRS to Lower Offshore Account Penalties, But Proper Compliance is Still Essential

2022 Year-End Notes

Court Holds Subcontractor Cannot Lien for Temporary Sidewalk Shed and Scaffold

Lien Law Trust Fund Diversions — Can You Pay Your Own Laborers Before You Pay Your Subs?

Don’t Forget the Statutory Notice of Claim

Is Your Arbitration Governed by Federal or State Law? Does it Matter?