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Treasury Interim Rule Will Only Enforce CTA Against Foreign Entities

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Treasury Interim Rule Will Only Enforce CTA Against Foreign Entities

Treasury Interim Rule Will Only Enforce CTA Against Foreign Entities

The US Department of the Treasury announced on March 21, 2025, that it had issued an interim final rule associated with Beneficial Ownership Information reporting which took effect on March 26, 2025. The Treasury’s rule removes the requirement that domestic persons or corporations must report BOI and only maintains the requirements as they relate to […]

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I Swear I Can Change: Essential Change Order Rules for Wisconsin Home Improvement Contractors

I Swear I Can Change: Essential Change Order Rules for Wisconsin Home Improvement Contractors

In this article, Attorney Griffin explains the Wisconsin law that requires written change orders for home improvement contracts. Have you ever been surprised to receive a bill from a contractor that was way more than you expected? Are you a contractor seeking to ensure that your contracts are in compliance with Wisconsin law? This article

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DECLARATION REGARDING MEDICAL CARE

You should have a Living Will or Declaration Regarding Medical Care

Caution: This document discusses matters of death and severe medical trauma. What is a Living Will[1]? In this article, associate attorney Adams offers an explanation of Living Wills and emphasizes their significance in estate planning and an example of their potential impact. A Living Will or Declaration Regarding Medical Care is an estate planning document

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Help Us Help You: When and How To Hire An Attorney.

As attorneys, we are often approached by people in difficult situations who need immediate help. Many times, these situations are practically unavoidable, e.g., someone’s grandpa died without a will and an aunt is challenging the distributions; someone’s mom gave me them a share of the company’s stock, but now her business partner is trying to

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Addressing Mental Health Conditions in Your VA Disability Appeal

Millions of veterans across the United States are dealing with mental health conditions from their time in the service. While money doesn’t make your struggles go away, getting the disability benefits that you’re entitled to can make it easier to get mental health treatment and reduce some of the financial pressures that can come from

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Exploring Alternative Paths: Reopening vs. Appealing a VA Disability Claim

While VA disability benefits can help veterans receive compensation for conditions caused by their service, around 30% of claims are denied each year. It’s important to understand what your options are if your claim is denied, including whether you should appeal or if you need to reopen your claim. Receiving a letter of denial for

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The Role of Medical Professionals in Strengthening Your VA Disability Appeal

Medical professionals play a crucial role in a VA disability claim appeal. Getting a VA disability claim approved hinges on being able to show that your disability was directly caused by an event, injury, or disease from your time in the service. Understanding how this works can make it easier to provide the information they

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Preserving Lien Rights: A Guide for Contractors and Subcontractors

Introduction When working in the construction industry, it’s crucial to understand and protect your rights to payment. One essential aspect of this is preserving your lien rights. In this article, we’ll explore what lien rights are, why they matter, and practical steps to ensure you maintain these rights throughout a project. What Are Lien Rights?

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Legal Options for Challenging a Denied VA Disability Claim

There are nearly 5 million veterans in the United States who have a disability that is directly connected to their service. And while the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs has disability benefits available for qualifying veterans, it’s rarely easy to get your claim approved and actually receive the funds. It’s important to understand what happens

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