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Lawsuits Over Big Law Diversity Fellowships Prompt Firms to Scrutinize DEI Program Language
The lawsuits filed this week take particular aim at language contained in the firms' diversity fellowship applications that conservative legal activist Edward Blum's group views as exclusionary against its "white, nondisabled heterosexual man" client.The Importance of Character: Tax Court Addresses Cancellation of Nonrecourse Debt
The distinction between COD income and gain on the sale of property was at issue in a recent Tax Court case, Parker v. Commissioner, discussed here.Capital Loss Disputed: 'Computer Sciences Corp. v. Comm'r'
The article discusses a recent Tax Court order in Computer Sciences Corporation v. Commissioner. The order, after discussing various issues raised by the government relating to substance over form, step transactions, nonqualified preferred stock and other matters, denied a motion by the petitioner for summary judgment that it was entitled to a large capital loss.Fight or Freeze? One Medical Marijuana Licensing Battle to Continue in Fulton County
Up until this point, much like the other losing license bidders, the Aspire Medical Partners case had iterations pending in the court the company is based in (Warren County), Fulton County Superior Court and the Georgia Court of Appeals.The Biggest Firms in Texas Continued to Grow in 2022
The 100 firms with the most lawyers in Texas grew by 8.9% as a whole in 2022, with many of the out-of-state firms and midsize firms adding to their lawyer head counts.View more book results for the query "Roberts Holland LLP"
No Sweat (Equity): Tax Court Addresses Partnership Profits Interests
In their Real Estate Financing column, Ezra Dyckman and Charles Nelson discuss the recent case, 'ES NPA Holding, LLC v. Commissioner,' where the Tax Court interpreted Revenue Procedure 93-27 favorably. The case showed that taxpayers receiving partnership profits interests should be careful to ensure that they have satisfied all requirements of the revenue procedure.When an Expense is Considered 'Paid': 'Gage v. Commissioner'
A discussion of the recent Tax Court case, Gage v. Commissioner, which addressed (1) the year in which a payment in settlement of claims made against the taxpayers by the federal government was considered to have been made for tax purposes, and (2) whether it was reasonable for the taxpayers to believe that the payment was not a "fine or similar penalty" nondeductible under IRC section 162(f).New York Greatly Expands Tax Whistleblower Law
Under an amendment recently signed into law, a whistleblower may now bring a case against an individual or entity which allegedly concealed or avoided and obligation to pay tax, regardless of whether a return or any other statement was filed.Sealed Judicial Records | Securities Fraud Suit | Canopy Growth Class Action |
The Georgia First Amendment Foundation has asked the state Supreme Court to review rulings upholding a long-term sealing of judicial records tied to medical marijuana licensing in the Peach State.Trending Stories
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