Business Law and Corporate Law

In this episode of Coffee Chats with WIN, hosts Jessica Stewart and Lauren Russell sit down with Lesley Adamo, Vice Chair of the Tax Group and New York Office Managing Partner at Lowenstein Sandler. Lesley shares her journey into tax law, the pivotal advice that shaped her path to partnership while balancing family life, and why bringing your authentic self to work matters.

Colorado regulates marijuana businesses through the state Marijuana Enforcement Division (MED), while local jurisdictions retain separate licensing and regulatory authority over marijuana businesses within their boundaries. The current Colorado Marijuana Rules are codified at 1 CCR 212-3 (version effective January 5, 2026). Because state rules, forms, fee schedules, and local ordinances can change, applicants should confirm relevant requirements before filing or closing a transaction.

The Treasury Department and IRS have released proposed regulations that would revoke Section 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status for private schools engaging in race-based admissions or diversity programs, fundamentally reshaping how educational institutions approach affirmative action and DEI initiatives.

As organizations accelerate their adoption of generative AI, attention is increasingly shifting from the technology itself to the contractual frameworks that govern its use. What may appear to be standard licensing language can have significant implications for how businesses leverage AI tools, incorporate AI-generated content into their operations, and pursue future innovation strategies. This article examines one of the more consequential and evolving aspects of generative AI contracting, highlighting are

A federal district court in California ruled that the U.S. government violated Anthropic’s free speech and due process rights when it labeled Anthropic a supply chain risk in response to Anthropic speaking out about AI...

As construction accelerates across Colorado, legal strategy has become foundational to how projects are financed, structured, and built. From managing litigation risk that reshapes what gets developed to creating pathways for women in construction leadership, the intersection of law and construction requires both technical expertise and strategic vision that extends beyond the courtroom.

The Senate's failure to achieve the 60-vote threshold on the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act leaves the timeline for comprehensive federal cryptocurrency regulation uncertain. Two key obstacles emerged: concerns over ethics provisions designed to prevent senior officials from profiting from digital ventures, and unresolved disputes over activity-based rewards and yield payments on stablecoins that banking groups warn could drain deposits from community banks.

Peak hurricane season demands proactive preparation for flood insurance claims, particularly for businesses covered under the National Flood Insurance Program. Understanding policy requirements, documenting property conditions, and establishing claims procedures before disaster strikes can mean the difference between a successful claim and inadequate recovery.

Pennsylvania's Department of Revenue has eliminated a key safe harbor for consolidated filers, requiring separate-company calculations of federal interest expense limitations under IRC Section 163(j) for Corporate Net Income Tax purposes starting in 2025. The new guidance introduces complex tracking requirements for intercompany interest, third-party debt, and carryforwards while freezing conformity to pre-OBBB rules, creating significant compliance challenges for multistate corporations.

Financial pressures on rural and critical access hospitals are well documented. Losses due to low reimbursements by private insurers, significant volumes of Medicare...

Three major space and defense technology companies secured significant funding rounds in August, with investments totaling over $1.5 billion. The funding activity spans hypersonic defense systems, satellite manufacturing, and orbital computing infrastructure, attracting participation from major financial institutions and venture capital firms.

A New Jersey District Court decision demonstrates how carefully drafted sale orders and proper notice procedures in bankruptcy asset sales can effectively shield buyers from legacy product liability claims. The case examines the critical interplay between asset purchase agreements, court-approved sale orders, and constitutional notice requirements in determining whether pre-closing liabilities follow purchased assets or remain with the seller.