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If You’re Thinking of Switching from an S to C Corporation for Tax Benefits, You Should Consult an Experienced Business Formation Attorney First
As attorneys who regularly practice in business formation here in Florida, one recent question we have received is whether an S corporation should switch to a C corporation after the passage of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, and whether there is a corresponding ability for C corporations to exclude any gain from the… Read More »
Florida Legislator Proposes Legislation Removing Consumers’ Ability to Sue Insurance Companies for Bad Faith in Court
Proposed changes to the law in Florida could ultimately affect the ability for policyholders to hold their insurance companies accountable in terms of delaying or failing to settle claims, including those related to hurricane relief. A bill recently submitted to the legislature would make a number of changes that would cripple the ability for… Read More »
The First Tee of Tampa Bay Hosts SpringSwing Event at TopGolf on May 23, 2019
HD Law Partners is proud to support The First Tee of Tampa Bay’s inaugural event, SpringSwing, on May 23, 2019. SpringSwing is a fundraising event at TopGolf Tampa to help support the children of The First Tee of Tampa Bay. SpringSwing is a team competition, wherein your 6 players compete against others in the… Read More »
Ray Haas is giving two seminars entitled “Civil Trial From Start to Finish” on 6/7/2019 and on 6/11/2019
The National Business Institute Civil Trial From Start to Finish Friday, June 7, 2019 / 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM https://www.nbi-sems.com/ProductDetails/82376ER?ctname=SPKEM Civil Trial From Start to Finish Tuesday, June 11, 2019 / 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM https://www.nbi-sems.com/ProductDetails/82376ER?ctname=SPKEM
Navigating Social Security Benefits Before, During, And After Divorce
A number of older individuals who have divorced or are contemplating divorce are concerned about the impacts of divorce on their Social Security benefits. This is especially the case for older individuals, who may have, since their divorce, remarried again, and now have questions as to whether they can obtain their divorced spouse’s benefits…. Read More »
Hurricane Michael Debris Causes New Wildfire Devastation to Florida Homes & Properties
A devastating fire broke out in the Florida Panhandle on March 30, and would have been reportedly easy to contain, but, instead, spread and caused a significant amount of devastation to homes and other properties due to debris that was leftover from hurricane Michael. According to the reports, the fire burned close to 700… Read More »
Important Labor & Employment Considerations Involved in Purchasing a Business
When it comes to transactions involving business purchases, it is crucial that the purchasing company conducts due diligence concerning the businesses’ operations and potential liabilities; especially when it comes to human resources and labor and employment law matters. Specifically, it is important to ascertain whether there are risks that could affect the value of… Read More »
Top Place for HD Law Partners at HCBA 5k
On April 13, HD Law Partners participated in the Hillsborough County Bar Association’s 16th Annual 5k Pro Bono River Run and Judicial Pig Roast/Food Festival. Participants ran down Tampa’s River Walk, from Water Works Park to the Tampa Convention Center, then returned to Water Works Park. After the run, participants and non-participants enjoy themed… Read More »
New Research Sheds Light on What Ages Divorce Is Less Harmful On Children
According to new research, although many parents decide to stay together and delay divorcing until their children are older because they think that is better for them, in fact, divorce is actually less harmful if it occurs earlier in childhood. Of course, when it comes to how a family will react to divorce, experts… Read More »
Florida Residents & Homeowners’ Association Disputes Over Painting
Florida citizens upset over their homeowners’ association charging them for painting that had to be done on residences have garnered news headlines of late. This is a common type of dispute that arises between residents and their homeowners’ association; a maintenance service that has been written into residents’ contracts increasing their association dues; and… Read More »
