Judicial Hellholes? Not Exactly.
Each year the American Tort Reform Foundation publishes its “Judicial Hellhole” report, seeking to enhance awareness of jurisdictions,...
Read moreEach year the American Tort Reform Foundation publishes its “Judicial Hellhole” report, seeking to enhance awareness of jurisdictions,...
Read moreAre Digital Assets and Cryptocurrencies Part of Your Estate? With the rise of blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies, it is important that investors...
Read moreHow do I report Cryptocurrencies on my tax return? IRS Notice 2014-21 holds that for federal tax purposes, cryptocurrencies are treated as personal...
Read moreWhat are Cryptocurrencies and Bitcoin? (January 25, 2018) If you have been following the news recently, you likely have heard buzzwords...
Read moreWhat is the New Tax Reform Law and What Does it Mean? This morning, the President signed the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (Renamed, to comply with Senate...
Read moreWhat is the Uniform Condominium Act and What Does it Mean for Property Insurance? Property insurance claims involving condominiums require...
Read moreMost of you have probably heard about the data security breach at Equifax that occurred over the summer and was announced late last week. As Equifax has reported that up to 143 million U.S.
Read moreIn the wake of Hurricanes Harvey and Irma (and in anticipation of the remainder of hurricane season) homeowners and businesses will turn to their insurance companies. However, most policies do not...
Read moreTypes of Assessments There are a number of different ways that schools measure and report student progress-standardized assessments, results of state-wide assessments, mastery tests...
Read moreThis article is the second in a series regarding student educational progress. The next posted article will focus on types of assessments and the limitations of curriculum based measurements in...
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