Blog & Burrell Law News
Will New IRS Rules Impact on Foreign-Owned Single Member LLCs Impair New York City’s High-End Real Estate Market?
In a prior blog post, I referenced a New York Magazine article revealing how foreign real estate investors use LLCs (limited liability companies) to anonymously buy real estate in New York City.
NYC Council Passes Freelancer Protection Laws
Freelancers too often get stiffed on work they perform; however, the New York City Council has passed new laws protecting freelancers.
Why you may need a new EIN (Employer Identification Number)
Thinking about changing your business entity?
DIY Contract Review & Negotiation (Why do I need an attorney?)
Business owners, especially aspiring ones and those without deep pockets, quickly learn the value of reducing costs.
A Friendly Reminder…
…that every large corporation was once a small business The humble beginnings of the international motor cycle corporation Harley Davidson, Inc.
Analysis of KaloBios Securities Fraud Claims
When I recently read KaloBios (Ticker “KBIO”) had filed for bankruptcy as a results of events tied to Martin Shkreli’s recent arrest, the securities litigator in me wondered what strategies would I take if I represented class plaintiffs or defendants in one of the class action lawsuits?
Small Businesses – Why Some Legal Costs Are Worth It
As a small business attorney (and a small business), I can empathize when clients and small businesses balk at spending money for goods and services that they feel they don’t need, such as fancy marketing and promotion.
Unicorns, Busted IPOs & the Specter of Insider Trading
“A million dollars isn’t cool.