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ArticlesEmployee Benefits & Executive Compensation Benefits Alert - Spring 2008
Quarterly newsletter published by the attorneys of the Employee Benefits & Executive Compensation team. Articles include: 401(k) Plan Participants Can Sue for Investment Direction Miscues; ERISA Bond Amount Increased for Plans Holding Employer Securities; Supreme Court Allows Employers to Provide Reduced Retiree Health Benefits to Medicare-Eligible Retirees; and more.
By Employee Benefits/Executive CompensationEmployee Benefits & Executive Compensation Benefits Alert for Tax Exempt and Government Entities - Spring 2008
Quarterly newsletter published by the attorneys of the Employee Benefits & Executive Compensation team. Articles include: June 30 Deadline for Phase 1 Virginia Localities to Adopt Trust for OPEB Liabilities; Reminder to Update Ineligible Deferred Compensation Plans . . .; . . . and 403(b) Tax Sheltered Annuity Plans; and more.
By Employee Benefits/Executive CompensationEmployment Law Update - Summer 2008
Quarterly newsletter published by the attorneys of the Labor & Employment Section. Articles include: Discrimination Charges on the Rise; K&C Unveils Supervisory Training Webinar; 24th Annual Employment Law Update; Proposed New FMLA Regulations; and more.
By Labor & EmploymentUnited States Supreme Court Preserves a State’s Right to Tax Municipal Bonds Differently
Many states, including the Commonwealth of Kentucky (“Kentucky”), do not tax interest earned on bonds issued by the state or its political subdivisions, but do tax interest earned on bonds issued by other states or their political subdivisions.
By Tax-Exempt FinanceWhat To Do When a Franchising Deal Goes Bad
Unfortunately, with some regularity, a franchisee’s relationship with his franchisor goes bad. The franchise may be losing money, the franchisee may not be receiving support promised by the franchisor, or the franchisee may have learned that the franchisor failed to properly register the franchise or disclose key facts material to investment in the franchise. Regardless of the circumstances, you should consider certain steps when a franchise goes bad.
By Stephen E. Story
PressKaufman & Canoles Names Gregory R. Davis Managing Partner of Williamburg Office
Kaufman & Canoles is pleased to announce that Gregory R. Davis has been appointed the Managing Partner of the firm's Williamsburg office.
About Gregory R. Davis
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