In this article: What happens if you don't have a prenup? Protection of Individual Assets Distinguishing Between Marital and Separate Property Case Example Conclusion Marriage is one of the biggest commitments you’ll make in life – one that intertwines lives, assets, debts, and future plans. Many people enter this commitment with the intention of forever, Read More »
Sue currently serves as the Corporation Counsel to the City of Syracuse (the "City") providing counsel on all matters of municipal law including negotiating contracts, assisting with property disposal, managing claims and litigation, governance and compliance issues and working with executive directors and boards on day-to-day issues. In addition, Sue has extensive experience with and Read More »
“I believe in building trust by learning each client’s goals and objectives and placing those considerations at the foundation of the relationship.” Michael Tyszko practices in the firm’s business and tax practice groups, where his practice focuses on economic development incentives, including brownfield and other tax credits, in addition to a broad range of business Read More »
We offer clients the ability to integrate and retool their current business operations or explore and develop new opportunities in the worldwide marketplace. As our clients rely increasingly on technology and the Internet, we expanded our Intellectual Property Law Practice Group to address the full range of issues that arise in technology and business transactions. Read More »
Bousquet Holstein’s Litigation Practice represents businesses all areas of litigation including civil and criminal litigation in federal and state courts and administrative agencies, and before domestic and international arbitration panels. We have built a strong reputation in representing clients in personal liability matters, as well as business, commercial, employment, and contract-related disputes. Read More »
This alert is part of the OZ Series that highlights topics in the Opportunity Zones final regulations published in the Federal Register on January 13, 2020. One of the changes in the final regulations makes it easier for taxpayers with capital gains from the sale of business property to receive tax benefits under the Opportunity Read More »
On Wednesday, January 21, Governor Andrew Cuomo released his proposed executive budget for the 2015-16 fiscal year. As anticipated, the budget bill addresses the Brownfield Cleanup Program (BCP) tax credits in detail. The BCP credits are scheduled to sunset for sites that do not receive a certificate of completion (CoC) from the NYS Department of Read More »
Recent bans of hydrofracking by New York municipalities may have chilled excitement about oil, gas and mineral development in the petroleum rich Marcellus Shale region of Upstate and Central New York, but rules and laws tend to change over time, reflecting changing values and economic demands. The hydrofracking bans have, predictably, given rise to legal Read More »
Jeffrey Davis is counsel to the firm on residential real estate and estate planning and administration matters. Jeff works extensively at all levels of real estate from small vacant lots to high level lakefront properties. Prior to joining the firm, Jeff practiced locally at his own law office for 40 years – earning himself the Read More »
"We often touch many different aspects of our clients' lives – representing them in both their business and personal lives. We are enthusiastic about the work we do and the connections we develop with the other professionals we work with. Together, we strive to bring our clients' aspirations to life and provide counsel to them Read More »