by Peter S. Sanders and Michelangelo Macchiarella The courts are cracking down on late discovery and no one is exempt, not even a former president of the United States. Donald
It is that time of year again when the Governor’s annual budget is signed and released. This year’s budget expands Medicaid benefits for people 65 and older and for those
The court pointed out that the in-dispute takeover can only be made with a finding that “the membership of a congregation has become so scattered or so diminished” that certain
Capell Barnett Matalon & Schoenfeld expanded to Miami as New York State pursues tax revenue from former residents, and churches use real estate deals to offset dwindling congregations. The 21-lawyer,
Case Digest Summary The parties’ discovery disputes led the court to appoint a discovery referee, who issued an order and required defendants to produce specific documents. Plaintiffs later moved for
A recent case serves as a convenient reminder for 2020 tax return elections. In Gurpreet S. Padda, et al. v. Comm’r (TCM 2020-154), a physician met the test for significant
An Interview with Chere Estrin Featuring Renato Matos, Partner Capell Barnett Matalon & Schoenfeld, LLP The legal field is known to be extremely competitive. Lawyers are often smart, ambitious, and
On November 8, 2021, New York Governor Kathy Hochul signed legislation that permanently gives New York not-for-profit corporations and religious corporations the ability to hold virtual meetings beyond the expiration
The following are important updates for New York Charities. If you have additional questions, please contact Joseph Milano (jmilano@cbmslaw.com) or Renato Matos (rmatos@cbmslaw.com). “Schedule B” Collection Suspension In July 2021,
We regret to inform you that we are delaying the October 14th 6th Annual Interchurch Center Conference. We do so out of an abundance of caution and in consideration of
