GUEST COLUMNS
Monday, July 22, 2024
The California Supreme Court has removed a ballot measure from the November 2024 ballot that would have broadened the definition of the term “tax” and required any state and local tax increases to be approved by both a two-thirds vote in the Legislature and a majority of voters. The decision was made to avoid disrupting the electoral process and the exercise of the franchise.
The Supreme Court has ruled against allowing a plan of reorganization to give the equivalent of a bankruptcy discharge to third-party nondebtors without the consent of affected claimants.
Friday, July 19, 2024
Female athletes need to leverage the opportunities afforded by the new NIL landscape while they can, including building a brand, merchandising, and hosting camps and clinics. Sports lawyers can help their athletes make wise decisions, including navigating the NIL landscape, ensuring they do not unwittingly sell lifetime rights, and positioning them for a professional career.
Taxpayers often come out better if they don't represent themselves, even considering the cost of professional fees. F. Lee Bailey, a lawyer, represented himself in a $4 million dispute with the IRS and won the major issue, but lost most of the other ones, including a hobby-loss case.
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P: 714-543-2027
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