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Offit Kurman’s Director of Business Development, Jim Ries, sits down with Business Law and Transactions attorney, Allison Rosenzweig, to discuss…
If you have ever felt unworthy of your position at work, or felt uncomfortable about receiving praise from colleagues,…
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has adopted revisions to the definition of “Accredited Investor,” which expands the list of…
The holidays are approaching and perhaps some employees will be traveling internationally for the holidays. What is an employer to…
Join Offit Kurman Labor and Employment attorney, Susie Cirilli, for episode four of the Employment Practice Playbook podcast. This short-form podcast digs…
For the last few weeks we have discussed the IRS Code Section 1031: Like Kind Exchange. Let’s now discuss the…
When I was President of the U.S. Chapter of the International Academy of Family Lawyers (the IAML at the time),…
In this nutty time, there are seemingly laws and ordinances and amendments and orders being passed every single day. One…
You may have heard media reports of President Trump’s Executive Order regarding “critical race theory” and diversity training that dominated…
If your business model involves submitting bids for government contracts, you can take steps to protect your company’s confidential information…