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Ethics for Virginia Lawyers - 2008
Ann K. Crenshaw & The Honorable Edward Hanson, Jr. presented, "Ethics for Virginia Lawyers" to the Virginia Beach Bar Association in February 2008.
By Ann K. Crenshaw
Credit Union Legal Update - Winter 2008
In This Issue:
- Confidentiality of Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs)
- NCUA Examination of Bylaws
- Loyalty Seen as the Key to Profitability
- Business Tutorial for Protecting Personal Information
- A Member's Petition to Inspect Credit Union Books, Records and Minutes
By E. Andrew Keeney
Employment Law Update - Winter 2008
In This Issue:
- 24th Annual Employment Law Update
- Unemployment Benefits Awarded Even Though Job was Temporary
- $1.5M "Spanking" Verdict Overturned
- "Changing of the Guard" at the VDOLI
- Happy Birthday! The ADEA Turns 40
- DOL Announces Record Wage Recovery for FY2007
- Employers Should Take Advantage of FLSA "Safe Harbor" for Improper Wage Deductions
By Labor & Employment
Land Use Law: Current Issues in Subdivision, Annexation and Zoning, 2007
Ann K. Crenshaw presented at the National Business Institute's "Land Use Law: Current Issues in Subdivision, Annexation and Zoning" seminar in December 2007.
By Ann K. Crenshaw
Buying Issues of Note
Buying a relatively small business, even one with few assets or little revenues, can involve complex issues that often come back to “bite” a buyer or seller, after-closing when the other party (and the money!) are off to greener pastures.
By Dustin H. DeVore
Who Uses Noncompete Agreements? Runs Gamut.
Doctors often have them. Lawyers don’t. Neither do most professors. But some hair stylists do. Sometimes it’s hard to predict where noncompete agreements will surface.
By Laura Geringer Gross
Employee Benefits & Executive Compensation Benefits Alert - Fall 2007
In This Issue:
- IRS Extends 409A Compliance Deadline
- 401(k) Fee Disclosure Initiatives
- Department of Labor Issues Default Investment Guidance
- Changes in Tax Sheltered Annuity Requirements
- Timing of Participant Benefit Statements for Non-Participant Directed Individual Account Plans
By Employee Benefits, ESOPs & Executive Compensation
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