Reuters publishes an article authored by Michael Puzyk and Paul Buonaguro on the consequences individuals may face as responsible persons for a company’s tax non-compliance and liability mitigation considerations. Continue Reading
Artificial Intelligence and Product Liability
Joseph Mazzarella and Kimberly Castellino Metzger authored an article for The Journal of Robotics, Artificial Intelligence & Law detailing the potential product liability risks for products that incorporate artificial intelligence (AI). Product liability laws currently serve as a general safety Continue Reading
Look to Case Law to Decide Border Tax Credits’ Constitutionality
Several states bordering Canada provide tax credits for income taxes paid to Canadian provinces, which could potentially favor commerce with Canada over other countries and may violate the Constitution. Mike Puzyk and Paul Buonaguro, attorneys from our Tax and Benefits team, discuss how these tax Continue Reading
Opinion: How Biotechs Can Avoid Unpleasant State and Local Tax Surprises
Mike Puzyk and Paul Buonaguro, attorneys from our Tax & Benefits team, discuss the potential tax pitfalls biotech startups can face when partnering with large pharmaceutical companies, particularly when entering new states. They cover how a collaboration deal can trigger unexpected state income Continue Reading
Judge Young on Judging — Reflections from Nearly 50 Years on the Bench
Dean Elwell, a member of the Massachusetts Bar Association’s Complex Commercial Litigation Section Council, authored “Judge Young on Judging — Reflections from Nearly 50 Years on the Bench,” published in the January/February issue of the Massachusetts Bar Association’s Section Review. In the first Continue Reading
AI and Land Use—a Perfect Match in Real Estate Heaven
The capabilities of AI are boundless, and its effects promise to introduce new dimensions to the present land use planning regimes. Yet, despite these benefits, human expertise, and the human perspective in land use remain indispensable. Feb. 6, 2025 In a world driven by efficiency, artificial Continue Reading
Chancery Holds Proposed Conversion From Delaware Corporation to Nevada Corporation Requires Only Majority OK Under DGCL Statute
Delaware is, and has been for quite some time, the preeminent jurisdiction for incorporation and corporate law in the United States. Notwithstanding Delaware’s longtime leadership in these arenas, other states, such as Nevada and Texas, are attempting to grow their corporate franchise, a byproduct Continue Reading
Philip Amoa Discusses Pennsylvania Corporation Law
Practical Law Corporate & Securities publishes an article Philip Amoa authored on a Q&A guide to for-profit corporation law in Pennsylvania. This Q&A addresses key areas of corporate law such as formation, foreign qualification, mergers, anti-takeover laws, and dissolution. Continue Reading
New Jersey Remote Sales Tax Bill a Good Step but Needs Clarity
A recent bill in New Jersey aims to reduce the tax burden on smaller merchants by removing the 200-transaction requirement from the state’s sales tax and corporation business tax nexus thresholds. Mike Puzyk and Paul Buonaguro, attorneys from our Tax and Benefits team, note that while the bill Continue Reading