Corporate Law
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The Sales Tax May Be Coming to the Internet6/25/18 | By: David N. Milner, Esq.
Last week the U.S. Supreme Court overturned its 1992 ruling in Quill Corp. v. North Dakota. States may now require internet sellers to collect sales tax on goods shipped into their state even if the seller does not maintain a physical presence in that state. Previously a physical presence was required.
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Counting on Someone Else’s Insurance Policy for Protection?
First Check the Fine Print6/27/2016 | By: Eugene H. Goldberg, Esq. | Summer 2016 Newsletter -
Foreign Investors: Know How to Navigate U.S. Tax Consequences2/11/2016 | Winter 2016 Newsletter
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New Regulations Against Abusive And Deceptive Debt Collection Practices10/09/2015 | By: Mark B. Brenner, Esq. | Winter 2015 Newsletter
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New Requirements for New York Non-Profit Organizations10/08/2015 | By: Jay L. Hack, Esq. | Winter 2015 Newsletter
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New Options for Small Businesses to Raise Capital in a Public Offering Using Crowdfunding12/10/2014 | Winter 2014 Newsletter
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Liability Insurer Allowed to Recoup Attorney Fees From Its Own Insured After paying for Defense of Lawsuit12/06/2014 | Winter 2014 Newsletter
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Should You Include a Mandatory Arbitration Clause in Your Contracts?12/08/2012 | Winter 2012 Newsletter
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Where in the USA Can Product Liability Suits Be Brought against My Company? Anywhere My Product Causes Some Damage?12/06/2012 | by Tobias Ziegler
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Piercing the Corporate Veil - Not So Fast09/08/2010 | Fall 2010 Newsletter