In 1875, the case Kohl v. United States made its way to the Supreme Court. It was the first challenge to the eminent domain clause of the Fifth Amendment of the Constitution, but not the last. Since then, the Court has often met with eminent domain challenges. While the judgments vary, most center on what …
Divorcing The Business By Susan Cushing “I do business divorce.” With a smile nearly as cryptic as his words, Robert A. Royal pauses momentarily, seemingly to allow the full import of his enigmatic introduction to be absorbed. “Like marital partners, business partners get into disputes and conflicts that they cannot solve,” he continues, “and, I am …
James P. O’Sullivan, a Business Law Shareholder Attorney at Tiffany & Bosco, P.A., was quoted by U.S. News & World Report on November 28, 2017 in the article titled You’re Starting a Company. What Should You Pay Yourself? For over 30 years, Jim O’Sullivan has guided businesses and their owners through their most important stages: from …
Record keeping is a requirement of any business, and the IRS requires keeping records for seven years. This requirement has led some to believe that the maximum length of time records must be kept is seven years. Yet that is not the case. The decision to shred documents must be considered in light of several …
The San Diego office continues to expand with the addition of two new associates, Megan Lees and Robert Zahradka. Both practice in the area of Banking and Financial Services.