Kentucky Estates: articles on business planning issues
Every stage of the family business “life cycle” presents its own distinct challenges. Entrepreneurs commonly give tremendous energy and attention to growing the business during the prime of their own careers, and rightly so. Prudent business owners also look ahead to their own retirement, and transitioning the business to a new generation of management, whether […]
The tar balls are hitting Florida’s beaches, but the state’s courts aren’t yet clogged with oil spill litigation. With some time on its hands, the Florida Supreme Court is still able to issue advisory opinions, including its June 24 decision in Olmstead v. Federal Trade Commission, 2010 WL 2518106 (Fla. 2010). Olmstead may not be as important […]
KYEstates has received first-hand eyewitness reports today that after nearly 47 and a half years of operation, The Delta Restaurant and Lounge has closed its doors. The restaurant was an institution for Louisville’s legal community in general and for the T&E Community in particular. A notice posted on the door cites the owner’s desire to […]
You were not needing your morning cup of coffee to stay awake while reading this New York Times article last week featuring George Cloutier. The article’s title says it all: “Fire Your Relatives. Scare Your Employees. And Stop Whining. ” If the reporter on the story, Kermit Pattison, hasn’t considered law as a “Plan B” career […]