The Jumpstart Our Business Startups (JOBS) Act was signed into law in April of last year with a great deal of fanfare as the first major reform of federal securities
Q: I am buying the piece of commercial property and building in which my business in housed. Why am I required to pay for title insurance when I have already
Published in the New Hampshire Business ReviewCo-written by Ryan King, Director of Human Resoursces for McLane Law FirmRegardless of whether it is defined in a written directive, most employers believe
Since 2009, the IRS has been offering taxpayers with undisclosed foreign financial accounts the opportunity to “come clean” under its Offshore Voluntary Disclosure Initiative (OVDI), and thousands of individuals have
Ethical issues in estate planning can be quite subtle and are often overlooked. The Rules of Professional Conduct are primarily oriented for litigation matters and their application in estate planning
Co-authored by Alexandra Breed Charlie Morgan, a career soldier from New Durham, New Hampshire succumbed to breast cancer on February 10, 2013. Morgan leaves behind a same-sex spouse, Karen, who
Published in the Union Leader This question was answered by Charla Bizios Stevens of the McLane Law Firm Q. I own a New Hampshire business and am concerned that a
Q: I am a physician in a small practice, which will be dissolved next year. How far in advance, and by what means of communication should I notify my patients
National health care reform became a reality in March of 2010 by the passage of two pieces of federal legislation, “Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act” and the “Health Care
Q. I own a business in New Hampshire. I recently fired one of my managers because he engaged in abusive behavior to some employees. His approach to managing employees by
The message from the IRS to owners of undisclosed foreign financial accounts is clear: Enter the IRS Offshore Voluntary Disclosure Initiative (OVDI) or risk criminal prosecution and/or enormous civil penalties.
Published in the Union Leader: Q: My husband and I have decided to divorce. We are sad about the decision and want to be civil for the sake of our
Q: I work as a physician’s assistant and a longtime patient, now 85 years old, presents with depression. She confided in me that she is getting nightly calls from bill
Co-written by Vincent Dick In some states, obtaining approvals to construct or upgrade large energy projects often means engaging in a state siting board process. The jurisdiction of these siting
Published in New Hampshire Business Review Peter owns a small accounting business and is trying to implement a wellness program for his employees. His daughter has a friend, Lucy, a
Published in the Union Leader Q: I have started a new business in New Hampshire. My staff is lean and does not include an HR manager, per se. I’m it.