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Home builders are expressing renewed confidence in their industry, prompted in part by home buyers scrambling to utilize tax credits that expire at the end of April.

Earlier this month, Governor Rick Scott signed two growth management bills into law that were approved during the 2012 Florida legislative session.

Housing affordability has emerged as a critical challenge for American homebuyers, with persistently high costs, limited inventory, and reduced market turnover creating unprecedented barriers to homeownership. Legal and policy experts examine the multifaceted dimensions of this crisis and explore potential solutions that balance supply-side constraints with demand-side pressures while maintaining essential consumer protections.

North Carolina's General Assembly has enacted sweeping legislation that fundamentally reshapes local zoning authority and development regulations across the state's largest cities. The new law introduces by-right residential redevelopment provisions, extends vested rights protections, and mandates accessory dwelling unit allowances while capping certain design requirements that have historically constrained developers.

Pryor Cashman represented Palmer Square Real Estate Management in connection with the negotiation of a restaurant management...

It appears that some last minute legislative fail-safe maneuvering has in fact averted the untimely demise of the Distressed Condominium Relief Act.

In response to constrained global diesel supplies and rising fuel costs, the Treasury Department is directed to provide temporary tax relief for farmers, truckers, and other affected taxpayers. The order mandates deferral of diesel excise taxes incurred between October and December 2026, while also directing agencies to explore options for permanently forgiving these deferred obligations. Implementation requires coordination across Treasury, IRS, Agriculture, and Transportation departments to balance relief

On February 27, 2018, the Boston Chapter of the Federal Bar Association (FBA) Tax Section and Ropes and Gray co-hosted an event that featured Judge David Gustafson of the United States Tax Court.

The Internal Revenue Service announced it would hold a hearing on June 18, 2026, regarding a petition to add methyl methacrylate-ethyl methacrylate-methacrylic acid copolymer in a styrene solution to the list of taxable substances under the Superfund excise tax. However, due to receiving no requests to testify or topic outlines by the deadline, the IRS has canceled the scheduled hearing.

On November 8th, the Massachusetts Department of Revenue revised and reissued Letter Ruling No. 12-8, originally released July 16, 2012.

Representative Mike Kelly has introduced legislation to establish up to 100 maritime prosperity zones across coastal areas, major rivers, and the Great Lakes, offering targeted tax incentives to maritime supply chain companies, workforce training programs, and advanced manufacturing operations. The proposal aligns with the Trump administration's broader initiative to revitalize the domestic maritime industry by layering new maritime designations onto the existing Qualified Opportunity Zones framework.

Florida voters will consider Amendment #3 on the ballot for November 3, 2026. The proposed Florida Constitutional amendment would substantially expand homestead tax relief, reduce the permissible annual growth of non-homestead assessments, establish constitutional parameters governing local-government use of ad valorem revenues, and authorize future mechanisms for additional local homestead tax relief.

A New York tax reform panel recommended that New York tax digital products. The 11-member commission on Tax Reform and Fairness created by Gov.

As artificial intelligence transforms business operations, multinational enterprises face critical questions about where value is created when significant human functions are automated. This analysis examines how the arm's length principle should be applied to controlled transactions involving AI tool development and deployment, with particular focus on risk control functions and the attribution of AI investments across evolving value chains.

The New Jersey attorney general recently announced its settlement with software company LightYear Dealer Technologies, LLC- doing business as DealerBuilt- over a 2016 data breach.

With so many startups in the high-tech automotive space, how do companies know which startups to invest in? For example, Toyota announced plans to invest in 19 different companies...

Artificial intelligence is fundamentally reshaping how corporate legal departments and outside counsel work together, prompting a critical reexamination of evaluation criteria, collaboration models, and service delivery expectations. Industry leaders will explore how AI integration is driving new standards for transparency, governance, and trust in legal partnerships.