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Judge Lindsay found, correctly, that Segovia had failed to plead the concrete and …
Collins Reminds that Corrective Actions Alone do not Always Negate Willful FBAR Penalties
he facts in Collins are not remarkable—indeed, they fit squarely within the facts …
In Eisner v. Macomber, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that for purposes of the …
A Crypto Quagmire: Civil and Criminal Charges Filed against a Coinbase Manager for Insider Trading of Securities
Wahi leaked secret information to outside confidants regarding the prospective …
In Zale, the dispute between NUFIC and Cigna risked disrupting Zale’s …
In West Virginia vs. EPA, West Virginia challenged an Obama Administration-era …
Did the Fifth Circuit Get it Right When it Said that Manifestation of a Disability Does Not Excuse Bad Conduct?
Today’s case of the day is Harkey v. NextGen Healthcare, Inc., here, decided by the Fifth …
If a person violates that duty, they can be personally responsible for damages …
The IRS Whistleblower Office was established by the Tax Relief and Health …
In 2018 I prosecuted a criminal contempt action in a state court civil proceeding …
A recent Ft. Worth Court of Appeals case, In the Estate of Terry Lynn Banta, Deceased, offers
The story of the ant and the grasshopper is a lesson in preparation versus sloth …
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