With the first recreational marijuana retail shops now opening in locations throughout Massachusetts, one legislator is proposing protections for employees who choose to use the newly-legal drug on their own
Q: My business is an LLC taxable as a partnership and has only a few members. I understand that the new federal partnership audit rules may require me to name
What employers should know now that it has been included as a protected class in New Hampshire. Published in NH Business Review (12/21/2018) Effective July 8, New Hampshire added “gender
Published in the NH Society of CPAs Newsletter (12/20/2018) Routinely on LinkedIn and various human resource association list serves, questions pop up which pique the interest of employment law practitioners.
How the paradigm is shifting as regulations and the technology evolve. Blockchain technology and its derivative uses, such as bitcoin and smart contracts, have made attention-grabbing headlines over the past
Blockchain technology and its derivative uses, such as Bitcoin and smart contracts, have made many attention-grabbing headlines over the past couple years. As the uses (both real and theoretical) and
Buried in the 2017 tax bill is a tax deferral and basis boosting provision aimed at luring investors to fund real estate development projects and new businesses in distressed, low-income
Published in NH Business Review (11/20/2018) In an ideal world, sexual harassment allegations always would be buttressed by reliable eyewitnesses and/or physical evidence (surveillance footage, text messages, etc.). As events of
Published in NH Business Review (11/20/2018) Online reviewers wield a lot of power. In just one click, they can hand out the dreaded one-star review without any evidence to support
Published in MA Society of CPA’s SumNews Newsletter (11/13/2018) Routinely on Linked In and various human resource association list serves, questions pop up which pique the interest of employment law
There are as many opinions on alternative dispute resolution and arbitration as there are lawyers, most of them strongly held. As a general rule, I tend to favor judges and
Buried in the 2017 tax bill is a tax deferral and basis step-up provision aimed at luring investors to fund real estate development projects and new businesses in distressed, low-income
(This is part 1 of a two part series. To read part 2, click here.) For some time now—in response to the California Online Privacy Protection Act, Canada’s Personal Information
Published in the Union Leader (11/5/2018) Q: Our highest paid executive employee has asked to take leave under the Family and Medical Leave Act (“FMLA”). Losing her for 12 weeks
Co-written by: Melinda Davis, Davis Wealth Advisors The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 can mean good news for folks standing to inherit property. Until recently, many people used
Published in NH Business Review (10/30/2018) In an important, but expected move, the National Labor Relations Board has issued a proposed rule revising the legal test that is used to