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With the COVID-19 vaccine becoming more readily available, private sector employers want to know whether they can require vaccination of employees. The general consensus in the legal community is a qualified yes subject to a few caveats and requirements. Obviously...
If you have highly appreciated assets that generate minimal income, you may want to consider investing in a charitable remainder trust. With this type of irrevocable trust, you may make a substantial gift to a qualified charitable organization while retaining...
Individuals with disabilities are often unable to work or support themselves financially. Fortunately, the social safety net may provide meager funds for housing, groceries and basic medical care. To qualify for Supplemental Security Income, Medicaid or other similar...
If you have started and grown a business venture, you understand business ownership is an effective way to achieve the American dream. You also may want your hard work to benefit your children and grandchildren while continuing to have your business meet the needs of...
If you own a business, you have likely spent countless hours building, expanding and nurturing it. The last thing on your mind is leaving it. Yet, if you want your business to live on, you should develop an exit plan. Your succession plan may require as much thought...
by Steven L. Sanders and Samuel J. Adams When times are good and we’re not facing a global pandemic, one of our biggest challenges as estate planning attorneys is trying to convince others of the importance of having accurate, effective estate planning and agency...
Fulcher Hagler LLP congratulates the following attorneys listed in the 23rd Edition of The Best Lawyers in America© for 2017! According to www.bestlawyers.com “Inclusion in Best Lawyers is based entirely on peer-review. The methodology is designed to capture, as...
Tomorrow morning, bells will ring at all Richmond County Schools. A bittersweet sound, signalling that summer break is officially over, and classes are back in session. While parents scramble to get last minute school supplies, there are still many students in need of...
By MuAndrew rdison Scene: Twilight at the local park. Midsummer night. We see a hot, humid, orange sky. The air is filled with distant chatter and giggles of children playing. The splash fountain roars close by. We pan down from the wispy, creamsicle clouds to reveal...
By Elizabeth McLeod Employers are trying to get their bearings on the heels of last month’s amendments to the Fair Labor Standards Act (“FLSA”). As anticipated, the revised rules more than double the minimum salary required to classify employees as exempt with an...