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Secretary of State Admits to Delays in Mailing Documents Served on Corporate Defendants, Prejudicing Plaintiffs’ Ability To Obtain Default Judgments

December 18, 2023

By Peter S. Sanders and Michelangelo Macchiarella When a defendant fails to serve an answer to a complaint, CPLR 3215 provides a mechanism for obtaining a judgment on default by

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Aretha Franklin’s Last Will and Testament Litigated

July 25, 2023

By Gregg Greenberg First it was the King of Rock and Roll’s family battling over the legitimacy of his daughter’s will. Now it’s the Queen of Soul’s kids clashing in a

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Will, paperwork and contract with consultation and life insurance information for senior couple.

13 Things You Should Never Put in Your Will

July 6, 2023

By Jordan Rosenfeld While nobody likes to think about their own end date, putting together a will and related legal documents makes it more likely that your loved ones will have

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Missed the Tax Filing Deadline? Here’s How to Get Back on Track

June 23, 2023

By Tim Rinaldi Americans leave more than 1.5 billion dollars every year in unclaimed refunds gets left in the hands of the IRS. If you’re reading this and the year is still

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10 Questions Adult Children Should Be Asking Their Parents This Holiday Season

May 6, 2023

By Greg Greenberg Planning for the future is not just for old folks. Whether your clients are the parents of adult children, or adult children with aging parents or children

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New York NPCL 511/511-A & Legal Considerations When Transferring Real Property Owned By Not-For-Profit Corporations And Religious Corporations

April 18, 2023

by William McManus Not-for-profit corporations and religious corporations own a considerable amount of real property in New York City and are increasingly more active in real estate transactions. These real

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Mandatory Overtime: What You Need To Know

April 16, 2023

By Aleksandra Jakimoska Churlinov  A federal holiday is coming, and you’ve decided to plan your long-awaited weekend getaway. However, your manager calls and says they need you to work some extra hours

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Whither the King’s kingdom? Elvis fans, estate planners watch carefully

February 6, 2023

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

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Don’t Give Up On Charitable Giving Just Yet

December 13, 2022

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

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NY Not-For-Profit Modernization Act Further Expands The Ability of Not-For-Profits and Religious Corporations to Conduct Business Electronically

December 2, 2022

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

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