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Private equity firms are having a growing impact on the playing field in European soccer/football. This article shines a light on how that came to be, and the current environment wherein there has been a considerable injection of capital from U.S. pr…

Connecticut’s tax laws on gambling are favorable to nonresidents, making it more attractive for out-of-state gamblers to participate in sports wagering online in Connecticut.

It is important for all parties involved in trusts—including the grantor, trustee(s) and beneficiary—to understand the intention of the trust and ensure its rules support them because family assets are often tied directly to trusts.

The House of Representatives approved its version of the Biden Administration’s “Build Back Better” social infrastructure initiative. This roughly $2 trillion reconciliation legislation will now be considered by the Senate, where significant changes…

This article examines the issues and drivers around the build-to-rent phenomenon, the latest reflection of increased demand for single family rental homes resulting from the convergence of the demographic, social, and economic trends determining wher…

A shared use agreement can help manage the unintended consequences of multiple people having access to an inherited family asset.

A look at planning for and the impact of the California pass-through entity tax.

While occupational fraud is not entirely preventable, there are certain things organizations can do to mitigate their losses. This article offers a ‘checklist’ of things to watch for and actions to take.

Some estimates put potentially fictitious PPP loans at approximately $81.4 billion. This widespread fraud could have caused truly needy business when the PPP program ran out of funds in May 2021.