This article discusses the effect of executing an offer of incentive stock options (which can only be offered to employees) as compensation for independent contractors and the consequences that may occur if such an error is not quickly corrected.
New Jersey has strict rules when it comes to home improvement contracts in excess of $500, the overriding purpose of which is to protect consumers from unscrupulous contractors. The New Jersey Administrative Code §...
This article briefly discusses Washington state's recent efforts to adopt a state equity crowdfunding law pending the full legalization of nationwide equity crowdfunding, as well as the possibility of others states adopting their own equity...
Louis Barr explains how in the recent case of Sutardja v. United States, the United States Court of Federal Claims ruled in favor of the IRS and confirmed that discounted stock options (the exercise price is less than the stock’s fair market...
In this article, I review an unpublished appellate court decision in New Jersey that illustrates the absurdity with the practice of law. In this case, the parties likely spent more than $15,000 in appellate litigation fees to reverse a trial...
Invited by the CUNY Asian American/Asian Research Institute and the Asian-American Entrepreneurs Network, Julia Cheng, Esq. speaks on this panel discussing the tricks of trade regarding monetizing a business’ intellectual property in...
Crowdfunding seems to be all the hype these days, but few articles choose to go into detail about what it actually means.
Article summarizing the issues faced by continuing care retirement communities in regard to the Americans with Disabilities Act and the Fair Housing Act
Article setting forth what an employer needs to know regarding a permissible social media policy and what its employees can safely "post" to a social media site without the risk of termination.
This article discusses the "startup visa" provisions in Congress' recent draft comprehensive immigration reform bill.