Ohio's new biennial budget, signed into law by Governor DeWine on June 30, brings good news for the redevelopment of brownfields and other distressed properties in Ohio.

1.Do I have to get divorced in the same state I was married in?

Jacob Frenkel (Member, Washington, D.C.) recently spoke with Financial Planning for an article titled "Is the SEC up to its $84-trillion RIA challenge?"

On April 5, 2016, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) released new guidance for mobile apps directed towards providing health-related services and information.

Last week, a tax court decided that California cannabis company Harborside Inc. owes approximately $11 million in income tax payments after a ruling last year that Code Section 280E

The Michigan Court of Appeals held that that a candidate for office who fails to indicate his or her voting precinct on the "affidavit of identity" required by the Michigan Election Law is not eligible to be placed on the election ballot.

Jennifer Ko Craft (Member, Las Vegas) was interviewed for the Variety article, "Can Johnny Depp's Career Survive His Salacious Trial?"

Recently released final regulations under section 162(f) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended, make it a necessity to properly draft settlement agreements and court orders between a taxpayer and the government ...

Attorney Jonathan Redway wrote an article titled "A Powerful Weapon Against Infringing Imports," which was published in Today's General Counsel.

Though the ITC has long recognized that a licensee's activities can be used to satisfy the domestic industry requirement...

The article focused on Section 337 of the Tariff Act of 1930 and how it remains the single most powerful and reliable weapon a company can use to protect its United States intellectual property...

On Jan. 2, 2018, the U.S. Department of Commerce (DOC) published the final order imposing antidumping and countervailing duties (CVDs) on imports of softwood lumber from Canada.

In this episode of DW FastTrack, Dickinson Wright members Dan Cotter (Chicago) and Michael Beckwith (Silicon Valley) discuss the role of the U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) and why businesses...

Brian Radnoff (Partner, Toronto) recently spoke with Advocate Daily for an article titled "Anti-SLAPP legislation shouldn't be used in defamation case

In Competitive Enterprise Institute v OSTP, the DC Circuit held that work-related emails on a government official's private email server are public records under the federal FOIA statute.

This article provides an overview of these efforts and the legal issues involved.

Internal Revenue Code Section 162, as amended by the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), provides that no deduction is allowed for any amount paid to, or at the direction of, a governmental entity

The Internal Revenue Service periodically reminds taxpayers and tax professionals to be careful in responding to fraudulent contacts using the IRS name or logo in telephone calls, unsolicited facsimiles ...

Governor Snyder signed a Public Act into law at the end of 2017 permitting a taxpayer and the Michigan Department of Treasury to engage in a settlement process during administrative appeals of Michigan sales tax ...

The tax code includes a number of provisions that benefit small businesses and small business owners. One of these provisions is contained in Section 1202 which provides for an exclusion of up to 100%