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An LLC is more than a private agreement, and the state has a legitimate interest in policing its activities at least as necessary to protect third parties.

The laws governing partnerships and LLCs have changed, and partnership agreements and LLC operating agreements need to be updated to comply

In United States v. Bah, the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals recently ruled that a warrantless scan of the magnetic stripe on a debit, credit or gift card is not a "search" under the Fourth Amendment.

The Kentucky Board of Tax Appeals (the "KBTA") recently held Netflix's streaming service does not qualify as "multichannel video programming service" ("MVPS") and is not subject to the gross revenues tax and excise tax on MVPS, imposed pursuant to KRS § 136.616 and KRS § 136.604, respectively

The Millennial generation encompasses anyone born between the years 1980 and 2000.

We've written before about aggressive, hyper technical lawsuits alleging violations of the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA), a 1970 law designed to ensure "fair and accurate credit reporting."

In a recent decision, Delaware's Chancery Court addressed a variety of important issues regarding limited liability companies and as well the equitable jurisdiction of the Chancery Court.

In a recent decision that was focused upon whether the proper parties to an action had been named, the Kentucky Supreme Court provided some useful guidance on the nature of a sole proprietorship.

In a decision rendered on August 24, 2018, the Kentucky Court of Appeals affirmed a determination that, consequent to the wording of a particular operating agreement, the members in the LLC assumed and are liable to satisfy the LLC's debts and obligations.

Under new legislation signed into law by Governor Matt Bevin, many Kentucky employers have enhanced responsibilities to provide reasonable accommodations to pregnant employees.

In a decision rendered on Wednesday, the United States Supreme Court for the first time in over a decade waded into the question of the degree to which a state may, in regulating its alcoholic beverage industry...

Information contained herein represents legislation passed by the 2018 Kentucky General Assembly in Regular Session

The November 2016 issue of Kentucky Tax Alert and the December 2016 issue of Kentucky Sales Tax Facts published by the Kentucky Department of Revenue contain several updates and reminders for taxpayers, including the following...

In a decision issued earlier this month, the Delaware Chancery Court defined the test to be employed in determining whether or not a corporation is insolvent such that a creditor will have standing to bring a derivative action.

As 2014 turns to 2015, employers should take time to carefully review their personnel policies in hopes of avoiding a challenge from the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission ("EEOC") in the coming year.

The public is now painfully aware that Louisville Metro faces a substantial budget deficit.

As the banking industry labors to increase security against a surge of technologically advanced attackers, banks must manage two related challenges.