Advanced planning can unlock substantial savings through government tax credits, incentives
Richard Fry III talks about some overlooked credits and incentives that could be applied to capital projects and other business activities.
How prevailing party clauses offer leverage to the little guy
Prevailing party clauses tend to provide a greater benefit to the smaller subcontractors and other project players because it eliminates some of the advantages of deep pockets that larger project partners possess.
What to know about AI and tech advancements in M&A due diligence
How AI and technology software innovations have affected the M&A process and what buyers and sellers should know.
How to handle the rise in requests for work accommodations
Factors that determine whether employers are required to provide remote option arrangements and the risks surrounding the decision.
How to avoid tax on the sale of your real estate
Buckingham, Doolittle & Burroughs’ Steven Dimengo on like-kind exchanges and how to unlock their benefit.
Navigating environmental issues and liabilities in transactions
Babst Calland’s Ben Clapp on the environmental diligence process in a sale and how to address environmental risks in contractual provisions.
How to properly build and maintain an IP portfolio
Buckingham, Doolittle & Burroughs, LLC’s Dominic Frisina on how to strategically manage an IP portfolio, particularly patents and trade secrets.
Common issues with cap tables and how to address them
Babst Calland’s Michael E. Fink on the role of the cap table and how failing to accurately maintain it can be costly.
How property insurance changes are affecting commercial real estate lending
Babst Calland’s Joseph A. Pope on how changes in property insurance coverage are affecting commercial real estate lending, and what borrowers need to know about it.
Options beyond bankruptcy for struggling businesses
Buckingham, Doolittle & Burroughs’ Chris Niekamp on bankruptcy and bankruptcy alternatives for companies with cashflow struggles.