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By Scott Atwood, Esq. In a recent legal development, a federal judge in Texas invalidated a Biden administration rule that aimed to expand overtime pay eligibility for certain salaried employees. U.S. District Judge Sean Jordan ruled that the Department of Labor (DOL) exceeded its authority in proposing changes to the […]
By: Margaret Karakashian, Esq. The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (“FinCEN”) has extended the deadline for filing Beneficial Ownership Information Reports (“BOIR”) for certain victims of Hurricane Milton. In order to qualify for the six-month extension, a reporting company (“Reporting Company”) must meet two requirements. First, the current deadline for the […]
By: Colten Thomas, Esq. Florida’s newly effective House Bill 1049 (“HB 1049”) ushers in an additional requirement for sellers of residential real estate: to disclose potential flood risks. Beginning on October 1, 2024, sellers must complete a “Flood Disclosure” form before executing a sales contract, marking a shift toward greater […]
By: Braxton Bowen, Esq. As the end of the summer months approach, many snowbirds—individuals who migrate from colder northern areas to the warmer southern states—start planning their return to Florida. Beyond its appealing climate, Florida offers numerous benefits that make it an attractive state of residency. From financial perks to […]
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