Early in the pandemic, FOS’s April 16, 2020 Client Alert described the business loss and interruption coverage potentially available to companies affected by the COVID-19…
Let’s say one of your vendors filed for bankruptcy some months ago. You filed your company’s claim, knowing that any bankruptcy distribution to your company…
Many employment contracts contain provisions mandating arbitration and/or prohibiting class action lawsuits. These provisions may no longer be valid or enforceable for sexual assault and…
The Internal Revenue Service has issued its 2022 standard mileage rates which taxpayers can use to calculate the deductible costs of operating an automobile for…
For any business, the potential for litigation looms like an ever-present dark cloud. A lawsuit can mean years of unending document demands, depositions, motions, and…
Business entities such as corporations and limited liability companies are formed for many reasons, including to shield their owners from personal liability for corporate acts.…
Many employers routinely conduct background checks before hiring prospective employees. What if an applicant has an arrest or conviction record? Such information can be a…