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Welcome to the 2023 Spring/Summer issue of ke kumu. As you read through this issue of our client newsletter, we hope to teach you about some of the laws unique to Hawai'i,

More than one year into the pandemic, with reopenings and vaccine rollouts moving forward, it appears that we are seeing the light at the end of the tunnel.

With a new presidential administration at the helm of our federal government, as well as a new majority in the U.S. Senate, changes to the estate tax laws may be on the horizon on the federal level.

The IRS allows age to be taken into account in allocating company contributions to both profit-sharing and 401(k) plans.

While judicial opinions are familiar to many, another type of legal opinion, given by law firms, is a niche area of transactional legal practice, usually appearing in the debt or equity financing...

Cades Schutte partners Jeffrey S. Portnoy and John P. Duchemin have a history of teaming up to guard the public's right to access government information.

Confusion regarding employees' and the public's right to carry firearms is an ongoing concern for employers, especially those who wish to restrict firearms in their workplaces...

Hawai‘i's dire need for affordable housing is apparent to many. Few, however, know of one of the most successful incentives for creating affordable rental housing...

On March 9, 2023, Mayor Blangiardi signed into law two bills that significantly affect properties on and near Oʻahu's shoreline.

A Hawaii appellate court recently affirmed a decision upholding a citation for a "serious" violation issued by the HIOSH, rejecting a key defense because the employer didn't follow its own unnecessarily strict safety policy.

Effective January 1, 2022, Hawai‘i will join 34 other states and the District of Columbia in adopting the Uniform Trust Code ("UTC").

In a previous ke kumu article, we introduced the newly adopted Hawaiʻi Uniform Trust Code ("UTC"), which went into effect on January 1, 2022.

Governor Josh Green has not been shy about issuing statewide emergency proclamations in response to issues that have plagued the state for decades.

We've all seen those email disclaimers automatically added at the bottom of emails we receive. Are they really necessary?

In litigation, responding to requests for production of documents can be time-consuming and expensive yet those costs are considered part of litigation and are generally born by the parties themselves.

On June 22, 2022, Governor Ige signed into law two bills passed by Hawai‘i's Legislature which increase Hawai‘i's minimum wage and change Hawai‘i's earned tax credits from nonrefundable to refundable, ...

On March 30, 2023, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau ("CFPB") finalized the small business lending rule to increase transparency in small business lending and help enforce fair lending laws.