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Loper Bright and Corner Post, both landmark decisions, represent a sea-change for tax attorneys. Chevron deference no longer applies to tax regulations and even long-standing regulations are vulnerable to challenge, aided by an extended statute of limitations under the Administrative Procedures Act (APA). As a result, tax, partnership, and administrative law attorneys need to scrutinize regulations disputed with the IRS and Department of Justice, and transactional tax attorneys must keep the potential validity of IRS guidance in mind when planning transactions especially when Code provisions are silent. Although partnership provisions grant partners income, loss, debt and cash flow allocation flexibility, partnership anti-abuse rules in Subchapter K of the Code will continue to be used by the IRS when it suspects a reported tax position is abusive. IRS regulations challenges have already been filed, with more anticipated so it is increasingly important for practitioners to prepare their practice and clients, now! Register today for this critical webcast to learn what these decisions mean for partnership taxes, anti-abuse rules, and become an expert navigator of this uncertain legal landscape.

In your legal practice, client relationships can often be as complex and challenging as the cases themselves! Regardless of your area of law, you no doubt have had to work with difficult clients whose behaviors or personalities required you to expend inordinate effort to calmly handle both them and your interactions with them. Join us for this unique webcast for proven strategies to work your way through (not out of) even the most nightmarish client relationships.

The first half of 2024 saw significant U.S. EPA activity, resulting in a final rule designating two per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) as "hazardous" under CERCLA. This ruling will lead to increased enforcement, clean-ups, and litigation, with impacts expected to ripple through the commercial real estate market. Register for this high-level discussion to gain practical insights on crucial transaction impacts and deal pressure points for you and your commercial clients.

Exit rights and transfer provisions in LLC agreements are vital for ensuring that clients have the necessary liquidity rights to sell their ownership stakes at fair market value, especially when dealing with minority stakes in closely held companies. However, challenges can arise if these arrangements are not clearly defined at the outset and the provisions are not unambiguously drafted, guaranteeing they function smoothly throughout the member’s involvement and reflect the agreed-upon protections.

Private foundations – including family, operating, and corporate foundations - are charitable, tax-exempt organizations that are subject to complex federal and state legal requirements. Practitioners play an important role in guiding private foundations and helping them maximize their charitable impact while minimizing risks and developing strong compliance procedures. Register today for this comprehensive webcast covering the regulatory requirements and critical best practices to support your work with foundations and assist in avoiding common – and serious - pitfalls.

The Department of Labor's (DOL’s) recent Independent Contractor rule revised the criteria for determining whether a worker is an employee or an independent contractor under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA). Although the rule intended to offer clearer classification guidance for employers and employees alike, many are struggling to understand the tax, employee benefit, and employment complications accompanying the new DOL rule. Without a foundational knowledge of the rule impacts, businesses are unable to adapt internal practices and remain vulnerable to tax penalties, costly litigation, and more. Join our trusted tax, benefits, and employment law experts for a survey webcast examining the new rule and get practical strategies you and your business clients must consider!

Generative artificial intelligence (GAI) is emerging as a game-changer, particularly in the realm of contract drafting. As the legal landscape rapidly evolves, it is essential that every legal professional understands both its potential and current limitations to effectively and ethically harness its capabilities.

The brewery and distillery industries have grown exponentially due to increasing popularity of craft beverages of all types, including malt-based and spirits-based hard seltzers and ready-to-drink cocktail products. The continuing expansion of the craft beer and distilled spirits markets is accompanied by substantial economic impacts – tax revenues, employment opportunities, real estate growth, and more. As more participants seek marketplace entry, the demand for brewery and distillery legal expertise grows.

Navigating the tax burdens associated with major real estate transactions—such as property development, long-term ownership, build-and-sell strategies, and like-kind exchanges—can significantly impact deal structures and overall economics. Tax complications can quickly derail even the most promising deals. Join us for a comprehensive webcast specifically designed for real estate practitioners, and learn advanced planning strategies to smooth transactions, enhance deal outcomes, and minimize tax burdens.