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Practice of Law Navigating the World of Beer and Wine Law

Navigating the World of Beer and Wine Law

By Casey C. Sullivan, Esq. | Last updated on

When we talk about heavily regulated industries, we are usually talking about things like toxic waste management, health care providers, or public utilities....

Practice of Law New Partnership Tax Audit Rules Could Put You at Risk

New Partnership Tax Audit Rules Could Put You at Risk

By Casey C. Sullivan, Esq. | Last updated on

If your firm is a TEFRA partnership -- and most partnerships are -- your tax game could be in for a change. Without much fanfare, new partnership audit rules...

Practice of Law Cyberwar Is Big 'Legal' Business ... and Too Expensive for Most Firms

Cyberwar Is Big 'Legal' Business ... and Too Expensive for Most Firms

By Jonathan R. Tung, Esq. | Last updated on

Cyberwar and cybersecurity is getting to the point that it's even scaring credit card companies, financial institutions, and government agencies. In the past,...

Practice of Law Even Small Firms Are Jumping on the Merger Bandwagon

Even Small Firms Are Jumping on the Merger Bandwagon

By Casey C. Sullivan, Esq. | Last updated on

If there was one major trend in big law firms in 2015, it was mergers. BigLaw spent 2015 getting even bigger, largely by absorbing its competitors. Last year...

Practice of Law 9 Top Tips for Legal Advertising in the Digital Age

9 Top Tips for Legal Advertising in the Digital Age

By Casey C. Sullivan, Esq. | Last updated on

The future is now! Wait. Scratch that. When it comes to digital advertising, the future was yesterday. Legal marketing embraced the power of the World Wide Web...

Practice of Law Lawyer's Retirement Plan: What Retirement?

Lawyer's Retirement Plan: What Retirement?

By Jonathan R. Tung, Esq. | Last updated on

According to a survey of more than 200 lawyers, approximately 29 percent of lawyers responded that they would simply work more in order to make up...

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