When businesses raise capital, businesses often think first about federal securities laws — Securities and Exchange Commission filings, disclosure rules, and compliance with the Securities Act of 1933. But beyond federal oversight lies another important layer of...
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Estate Tax Litigation: 4 Top Issues for Navigating Wealth Transfer Disputes
Estate planning is designed to bring clarity and peace of mind, making sure assets are distributed according to a person’s wishes while reducing tax burdens. When significant estates are involved, disputes with the Internal Revenue Service or state taxing authorities...
Breach of Contract Litigation: Top 5 Best Strategic Considerations
Breach of Contract Litigation No business welcomes litigation. When a contract is broken, the courtroom can become the only path to resolution. Breach of contract lawsuits are not just legal disputes — breach of contract lawsuits are business decisions with...
Securities Enforcement Defense: Protecting Businesses and Executives in High-Stakes Investigations
Securities Enforcement Defense In today’s regulatory climate, businesses and executives face increasing scrutiny from federal and state agencies tasked with policing the financial markets. A single inquiry from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the...
Breach of Contract: Legal Risks, Remedies, and Business Protection Strategies
Breach of contract A well-drafted contract is the backbone of nearly every business relationship — defining rights, outlining duties, and protecting expectations. But even the most carefully negotiated agreement is only as strong as the parties' willingness to uphold...
Partnership Dispute: When Business Partners Break & 5 Ways Counsel Can Resolve (or Prevent) Costly Dissolve
A strong business partnership can build empires — and a fractured one can bring them down. Just as choosing the wrong funding structure can derail a startup, entering into or managing a business partnership without legal safeguards is a risk few companies can afford....
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I formerly worked as a satellite employee from my home state of New Jersey. I ended my employment with my former employer in 2016. In 2018, I was sued by my former employer for $1.1 million in Illinois State Court. I was referred to Brinen & Associates, LLC by a friend who is a client of the firm. Brinen & Associates, LLC came highly recommended. I contacted Joshua Brinen and then had a consultation at his office with his colleague Mark White. Together, Messrs. Brinen and White explained my options...