Tariffs, Tea and Taxes

Tariffs, Tea and Taxes

To paraphrase Benjamin Franklin, the only certainties in life are death and taxes. Ancient Egyptians paid a portion of their agricultural production to finance the pyramids. King John’s barons, tired of funding his unsuccessful wars with France, fo… Read More
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Succession: Not Just TV D…

Succession: Not Just TV Drama

Television shows like Succession and a newly released book on Rupert Murdoch’s family dramatize the inherent challenges involved for business owners developing and implementing plans to sell or transition ownership of their businesses. Last week, I… Read More
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Out of Sight, Out of Mind…

Out of Sight, Out of Mind?

Managing a remote workforce presents complex legal and compliance challenges, including labor laws, tax regulations, data privacy rules, and workplace policies that vary across different jurisdictions. Failing to comply with these requirements can le… Read More
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Overtime Rule Blocked

Overtime Rule Blocked

Under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), employees must be paid a minimum wage and must earn overtime for every hour over 40 hours in a work week. Certain employees, however, may be exempt from these requirements if (i) they earn a base minimum sal… Read More
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Overtime Rule Update

Yesterday’s court ruling in Texas is shaking up the conversation around the overtime salary threshold rule. Don’t miss this important update! Read More
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Tip Credit Proposal

Tip Credit Proposal

As reported last week in Crain’s Detroit Business, a pair of state legislators have sponsored a bill that would modify pending changes in Michigan’s minimum wage law. In July, the Michigan Supreme Court ruled that the legislature had improperly a… Read More
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Webinar: Earned Sick Time Act

An informative webinar by Dirk Beamer covering Michigan’s newly enacted Earned Sick Time Act. Read More
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Why “Election Day” is…

Why “Election Day” is Election Day

November 5, 2024, is the first Tuesday following the first Monday in November. That means it’s Election Day. But why? The decision dates back to 1845 when Congress passed a law standardizing the date for federal elections. It was made with practica… Read More
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Call to Action

Call to Action

What is the FCC’S “One to One Consent” Rule? Do you remember when the “Do Not Call” registry went into effect? For a time, placing one’s name on the registry noticeably limited unwanted telephone solicitations. Over time, however, the reg… Read More
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Non-Compete Ban Update

Non-Compete Ban Update

On Wednesday, July 3, a federal judge in Dallas granted a request for an injunction temporarily blocking the Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) upcoming rule (set to take effect on September 4th), which would ban non-compete agreements in almost… Read More
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