Effective April 1, 2014, New York's rules have changed for estate and gift tax. We have summarized the changes and their potential impact on your estate plan. Click on the document link above to review our full report. Read More »
Both Houses of the New York State Legislature have passed a bill providing for a 15-month extension of the sunset date for tax credits available under the New York Brownfield Cleanup Program (BCP). Under current law, the BCP tax credits are only available to taxpayers who complete their site remediation activities and receive a Certificate of Read More »
Steven A. Paquette has been elected President of the Central NY Chapter of JDRF (Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation). He has served on the JDRF Board of Directors for 4 years, and previously served as Vice President of the Board. Steve is a member at Bousquet Holstein PLLC, and focuses his practice on Matrimonial and Family Law. He is a Certified Fellow Read More »
There are many reasons a physician may desire to terminate or "fire" a patient to end the physician-patient relationship. For example, repeatedly missing appointments, refusing to follow treatment plans, being disrespectful, rude, or abusive toward office staff, and failing to pay for medical treatment are all common reasons for firing a patient. The physician-patient relationship, Read More »
Harrison Williams and Micha Ordway, members at Bousquet Holstein PLLC, gave a short instructional presentation to the Onondaga Cycling Club's Women on Wheels bicycle group prior to their Thursday night, May 29th scheduled ride in Bridgeport. Micha and Harry provided information on bicycle laws and safety requirements, as well as a review of bicyclists' legal rights and recourse in Read More »
