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From August 24, 2005, through August 27, 2005, the Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) Commission held a final vote on the recommendations of the Department of Defense (DoD) to close or realign various military installations throughout the country.

Chairman Martin presided over his first FCC Agenda Meeting on May 19, 2005. The focus was on a single topic that is among the most controversial facing the FCC today: does the public interest require that specific E911 obligations be established for the emerging VOIP industry?

A successful relationship between an office building owner and a retail tenant involves educating each party to the particular attributes of the other party’s business. Retail tenants typically have little or no appreciation of office building concepts that are normally inapplicable to a single story shopping center or mall, and it is important for the retail tenant to be made aware of those concepts at the beginning of business discussions.

On August 13, 2004, the FCC released new rules designed to curb waste, fraud and abuse in the E-rate program. The new rules, which will become effective 30 days after they are published in the Federal Register, affect both schools and service providers, and reflect the Commission’s increasing attention to the $2.2 billion annual E-rate program.

Personal injury claims for bodily injury, medical malpractice and wrongful death by minors, the elderly and other disabled clients often result in monetary awards in amounts that could cause the claimant’s loss of eligibility for ongoing governmental assistance.

Non-compliance with anti-terrorism laws could be expensive and land you in prison. In the aftermath of 9/11 and the very clear and present threat of terrorism, the government has enacted rather sweeping statutory and regulatory requirements intended to weed out money laundering and the funding of “Prohibited Persons” as defined in Executive Order 13224 (Order) issued by President Bush on September 24, 2001.

When a licensee files bankruptcy, those who license intellectual property may find themselves unwilling participants in complex proceedings before the United States Bankruptcy Courts. In light of the fast pace of many Chapter 11 reorganizations, often involving going-concern sales, it is imperative that the licensor be vigilant in monitoring the case to ensure that an order does not enter permitting the debtor to transfer an intellectual property license to a third-party without the licensor’s c

According to a recent survey conducted by the Brookings Institution, donor confidence in the administration and disbursement of funds contributed to charitable organizations has declined as a result of a few high profile scandals.

Any individual or entity that owns real property is well aware of the tax implications of property ownership. While property ownership does afford significant benefits to the owner, with those benefits comes the seemingly inevitable responsibility of paying property taxes. The old adage that one cannot avoid taxes generally applies in the context of property taxes as well as all other kinds of taxes.

The Bureau of Public Debt of the United States Treasury Department (the Treasury) has issued final regulations revising its State and Local Government Securities (SLGS) program. The SLGS program was developed by the Treasury to assist state and local governments and other issuers of tax-exempt bonds.