By Pamela Ritter The implications of the US Supreme Court’s Clark v. Rameker decision On June 12, 2014, US Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor, on behalf of a unanimous Court confirmed inherited IRAs are not “retirement funds.” This means an inherited IRA…
By Alan Rudzewicz What is DSUE? A few years ago, Congress made a deceased spouse’s unused estate tax exemption portable. This provision applies to same sex married couples under Federal Law. At first glance, the tax exemption sounds like a…
We are proud to share our firm has been selected as a 2016 Best Lawyers Top Tier 1 law firm and two of our attorneys have once again been listed in The Best Lawyers in America© published by U.S. News…
Four of Strobl & Sharp’s partners – Tom Strobl, John Sharp, Leslie Stein, Pamela Ritter – offer their personal observations on the banking landscape today Regulations Consume Limited Resources “Pulse Insights reports that financial institution employees spend up to 90%…
4 Ways to Gain from Your Loss By James Rocchio Michigan taxpayers who were adversely affected by the severe storms and flooding that began on August 11, 2014, may qualify for tax breaks from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). Macomb,…
6 Important things to know if you let employees work from home By Michael Geller Working from home or telecommuting is a growing trend in this country. The benefits are improved employee morale, increased productivity, less workforce turnover and lower…
The Walsh College, Troy Campus, hosted the third annual Entrepreneur-YOU Women’s Business Plan and Pitch Competition on October 10, 2014. Winner Julie Andreae of Secure Beginnings Breathable Crib Mattresses will receive free legal services from Strobl & Sharp. The counseling…
Start the holiday off right by following best practices for the seasonal hiring of temporary employees By Murray Feldman The year-end holidays require many businesses to temporarily increase their staff. If you need to hire seasonal workers, here are…
