The U.S. Congress kept an anxious corporate sector in suspense over the final weeks of 2017, while efforts by the House and Senate to reach… (Read More)
(Detailed analysis of Ky. H.B. 366 and H.B. 487 (2018)) Timothy J. Eifler On April 2, 2018, the General Assembly adopted a free conference committee’s compromise report… (Read More)
Published in CCH's Journal of Passthrough Entities -Volume 21, Issue 2 Within every contract there exist an obligation of good faith and fair dealing. If… (Read More)
Taxpayers with foreign assets not yet disclosed to the IRS have a shrinking window of time within which they can report those assets with reduced… (Read More)
The Kentucky Department of Revenue recently made significant changes regarding taxation of tangible personal property owned by telecommunications companies. Specifically, the Department has changed its… (Read More)
Published in University of Louisville Law Review Vol. 56:55 Kentucky did not see significant changes to its business entity laws in 2017, but it did… (Read More)
Published in The New Lawyer Handbook The fundamentals of practice and procedure in state and federal court are quite similar. Differences between the two systems… (Read More)
2017 was full of emerging technology and data breaches. There is reason to believe that 2018 will be more of the same. Here are some… (Read More)
Published in Bench & Bar The Kentucky Bar Association Young Lawyers Division (“YLD”) is a very robust and active division. Read below to learn about… (Read More)
