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2019 Walk to End Alzheimer’s

2019 Walk to End Alzheimer’s

Twomey Latham, its employees and their families donated and participated in the Walk to End Alzheimer's, the world's largest event to raise awareness and funds for Alzheimer's care, support and research.  Team Twomey Latham raised $3,715 this year for the cause. ...

The New Tax Math for People Living in High-Tax States

The New Tax Math for People Living in High-Tax States

Daniel Bernard was quoted in a Wall Street Journal article in regard to people leaving states with high state and local taxes for states with low to no state and local tax states. Daniel was quoted as saying, “‘New York is very aggressive with residency audits. They...

Does My College Student Need a Health Care Proxy and Power of Attorney?

Does My College Student Need a Health Care Proxy and Power of Attorney?

In New York State when a person reaches age 18, typically high school graduation age, that person is now considered an adult. This means that parents are no longer given access to their children’s financial, health and school records, without the consent of their now adult child. For this reason it is essential for parents to advise their children to sign a health care proxy and a power of attorney, before dropping them off on campus.

When Can You Sue for Copyright Infringement?

When Can You Sue for Copyright Infringement?

In a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision, the High Court put an end to the split in the circuit courts as to when a copyright infringement lawsuit could be brought, i.e., the “registration approach” or the “application approach”. In some circuits, such as New York’s...

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