By Gregg Greenberg Tax Day falls on Tuesday, April 18, this year — not April 15 — because of the weekend and the fact that the District of Columbia’s Emancipation Day holiday
By Gregg Greenberg The tragic passing of singer Lisa Marie Presley has Elvis fans — and estate planners — wondering what will become of the King’s kingdom. Lisa Marie Presley, the
Beginning on January 1, 2023, the Medicaid income and resource limits will see a big increase. The income limit for a single individual will be $1,563 (up from $934) and
Does one catch more flies with honey? Perhaps. But the stakes in business and civil litigation are much higher than flycatching, and in some cases, settling a claim may require
By Greg Greenberg A bear market and inflationary pressures may have many Americans feeling less wealthy lately, but not necessarily less generous. Don’t worry kids, Santa Claus is still coming
Written by Max Freedman, Business News Daily Contributing Writer Featuring Yvonne R. Cort, Partner Could the IRS’ new $79.6 billion in funding result in more small and midsize business audits?
Building on the previous expansion granting Not-For-Profits and Religious Corporations permanent permission to hold meetings virtually, the NY Not-For-Profit Modernization Act further expands electronic participation in corporate meetings and aligns
Capell Barnett Matalon & Schoenfeld is very pleased to announce that New York Real Estate Journal has named our Partner Jodi Warren as a 2022 Women in Professional Services honoree. This award underscores
Congratulations to this year’s Capell Barnett Matalon & Schoenfeld New York Super Lawyer and Metro Rising Star award winners. These awards further highlight our talented professionals and underscore our firm-wide
Endowments at private foundations saw double-digit growth in both 2020 and 2021, rising $1.7 billion last year. Private and family foundations opened their pocketbooks wide again in 2021, following a
