Nonqualified deferred compensation arrangements are commonplace among executives in the American workforce.  These arrangements raise tax timing issues for our cash-basis accounting system.  When...

The European Union dealt a blow to major online service providers when the European Parliament approved an overhaul to existing copyright laws that place...

Fiduciary duties typically require one to act in the best interests of their beneficiary, even if those interests may conflict with their own.  This...

Innovations in the financial sector have broadened access to finance and altered the operation of capital markets.  One of the fastest-growing financial technologies (Fintech)...

Major law firms are anachronisms according to the logic of the cool-headed economists and management theorists.  Ever since Berle and Means first preached the...

On March 13th, the FDA issued a proposal to combat the rise in teen e-cigarette and cigar use.1  Data has shown that more than...

You have probably heard by now that China is stealing America’s intellectual property.  This has been one of the primary issues in President Trump’s...

The first time I walked into a Sweetgreen, a fast-casual food chain tailored toward “simple, seasonal, healthy food”,1 I noticed a sign that the...

Following the 9th Circuit’s April 2018 decision in Rizo v. Yovino, circuits were split on the question of whether past salary information can be...

March Madness is here.  The NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament, referred to as the “Big Dance,” is unlike any other tournament, with 68 teams narrowing...