By: Randolph M. Wright and Simon M. Edelstein The EB-5 visa program is also known as the Immigrant Investor Program. The program grants lawful permanent residency status  to a foreign individual who makes a qualifying investment in a new commercial enterprise. The...
By: John J. Schrot, Jr. Drug and alcohol abuse/addiction is definitely a consideration when it comes to determining custody of a child, whether in the context of a divorce, post-divorce, a non-marital situation, child protection proceeding, or otherwise. Parenting...
By: Omar Sawaf In an increasingly  globalized world, mid/small sized U.S. manufacturers are tapping into international markets to boost revenues (and vice versa). These efforts offer tremendous opportunity, but also carry risk for the inexperienced firm. A critical...
By: Patrice M. Ticknor When your child turns 18, you lose some legal rights as a parent with respect to access to his or her medical, financial, and educational information. Additionally, when your child becomes an adult you lose the ability to act on his or her...
By Sandro D. DiMercurio Hearing stories of people being terminated for their off-duty conduct or social media posts seems to be more common than ever before. In a day in age where technology and electronic media is at the forefront of people’s lives outside of work,...
By Patrice M. Ticknor and Harvey B. Wallace II The Secure Act was passed by Congress in December 2019. A major goal of the Act was to raise revenue by accelerating tax on Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs) by changing the pay-out rules for most non-spouse...
