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Karen Schiele, partner in our Trusts & Estates department, authored “Planning Testamentary Charitable Gifts,” an article in the latest issue of Taxation of Exempts, a Thomson Reuters-published journal focused on…
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Carter Ledyard partner Jacob H. Nemon joined Funder Intel for an informative discussion about recent civil RICO litigations against merchant cash advance funders, what funders can do to protect themselves…
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Join Carter Ledyard and management consultants Plan A Advisors on a lively exploration of nonprofit boards and bylaws. This multi-part series will help nonprofit executives and board members consider revisions and amendments…
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A lot has happened since our first installment of Understanding Tech Terms just a few weeks ago. We have seen increased attention to artificial intelligence issues and products, such as…
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By Alex Malyshev. Published in the New York Law Journal. As was previously covered in this column, New York’s ambitious social equity focused recreational cannabis has faced its fair share…
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Join Carter Ledyard and management consultants Plan A Advisors on a lively exploration of nonprofit boards and bylaws. This multi-part series will help nonprofit executives and board members consider revisions and amendments…
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Carter Ledyard is pleased to announce the launch of our short-video series on the cannabis industry focusing on business and legal issues for those companies and entities interested in doing…
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By Jacob H. Nemon. Published in the New York Law Journal. Once upon a time, I lamented that The Worst Place To Litigate Merchant Cash Advance Disputes Is Out-of-State. Since last…
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In their latest article for Thomson Reuters, Alex Malyshev and Sarah Ganley discuss the proliferation of the illicit market for unlicensed cannabis sales in states that have legalized, putting state…
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In our recent Law360 article, we discussed the potential liability that landlords may face under New York Real Property Law (“NYRPL”) Section 231 when a landlord has actual or constructive…