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If you own or occupy residential real property, a question may come to mind. As Shakespeare might have put it, "To BNB or not BNB, that is the question."

In a case of first impression in California, the California Court of Appeal in Smyth v. Berman held that in the absence of specific language to the contrary ...

Effect of 2017 Tax Reform on Choice of Business Entity summarizes considerations in choosing whether to continue being an S corporation or convert to a C corporation.

Controversial proposed regulations issued by the Treasury and the IRS on August 4, 2016, would change rules for valuing interests in business entities of which a person or a family owns at least one-half.

Aside from the winners, there’s no one more excited about sweepstakes prizes than the IRS.

Data security breaches are an unfortunate reality for almost all businesses in today's information-driven marketplace.

The American Bar Association's Corporate Counsel Division recently published the third installment in a series of articles authored by New York Associate Steven Aquino. In "Crypto, Part III: Securing Interests in Digital Assets...

HB 19: The "Virtual Currency Exemption" exempts cryptocurrency from the Wyoming Money Transmitter Act...

On May 10, 2017, the U.S. Customs and Border Protection Agency withdrew its notice of proposed modification and revocation of a series of letter rulings relating to its position on the application...

Amid continued uncertainty surrounding interest rates, property taxes and increased regulatory burdens, many in the real estate industry...

On Wednesday, July 15, the House Committee on Small Business (the Committee) held a hearing, titled "Taking Flight: Small Business Utilization of Unmanned Aircraft," aimed at exploring small business use of drones.

On August 27, 2015, the California Court of Appeals reaffirmed the denial of plaintiff's fees and costs totaling $182,273.00 in Benson v. Southern California Auto Sales, Inc., et al, Case No. G050484.

We thought we would take a moment to discuss the notice and distribution requirements relating to the Annual Security Report (ASR) and Annual Fire Safety Report (AFSR).

Secretary of Education Arne Duncan issued a public letter in which he stated that the Department was "in the process of hiring more than 60 additional staff to strengthen oversight."

Despite the pandemic, the Department of Justice ("DOJ") is continuing to investigate allegations of health care fraud.

This Thompson Coburn live event will consist of six one-hour CLE presentations previously offered, but with content updated for this event.

The California Attorney General has proposed amendments to California's Proposition 65 regulations governing enforcement actions brought by a "private person in the public interest."