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How Non compete Agreements Protect Your Business

[background music] Katlyn Graham:  Hello, I’m Katlyn Graham. I’m here with Jeff Doherty, an attorney at MacLean Holloway Doherty Ardiff & Morse. Jeff specializes in corporate law. Welcome Jeff. Jeff Doherty:  Welcome. Thank you. Katlyn:  Thanks for joining us today. Jeff:  Thanks for having me. Katlyn:  We’re discussing non‑compete agreements today, an area that you specialize in. For those who may be unfamiliar, Jeff, what is a non‑compete agreement? Jeff:  A non‑compete agreement is simply an agreement that prohibits an

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Lease Law and Property Lease Agreements

[background music] Katlyn Graham:  Hello, I’m Katlyn Graham. I’m here with Jeff Doherty, an attorney at MacLean, Holloway, Doherty, Ardiff, and Morse. Jeff specializes in corporate law. Welcome, Jeff. Jeff Doherty:  Thanks for having me. Katlyn:  Thanks for joining us. We’re discussing lease law, and property lease agreements today. An area of your expertise, Jeff. What are lease agreements? Jeff:  Lease agreements are simply a contract between a property owner, and a tenant for the use and enjoyment of the

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Think Ahead With Your Buy‑Sell Agreements

[background music] Katlyn Graham:  Hello. I’m Katlyn Graham. I’m here with Jeff Doherty, an attorney at MacLean, Holloway, Doherty, Ardiff, and Morse. Jeff specializes in corporate law. Welcome, Jeff. Jeff Doherty:  Thanks for having me. Katlyn:  Thanks for joining us today. We’re discussing buy‑sell agreements. Jeff, what is a buy‑sell agreement? Jeff:  A buy‑sell agreement is an agreement between or among business owners, as to the disposition of a business interest at particular points in time. For example, in our

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Tax Update – Fiscal Year 2015 Budget Proposals

Special Report Obama Emphasizes Individuals, Targets Business Tax Incentives In FY 2015 Budget President Obama renewed his call for expanding child, family and education tax credits in his fiscal year (FY) 2015 budget proposals as well as for curbing some tax preferences for higher income individuals and businesses. The President unveiled his $3.9 trillion FY 2015 budget proposals on March 4. Many of the proposals are familiar from past budgets, but for FY 2015 the White House is placing special

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2014 First-Quarter Important Federal Tax Developments

During the first quarter of 2014, there were many important federal tax developments. This letter highlights some of the more significant developments for you. As always, contact our office if you have any questions. Tax reform  In February, House Ways and Means Chair Dave Camp, R-Mich., unveiled a massive tax reform bill. Camp proposed to overhaul the Tax Code by reducing the number of individual tax brackets, lowering the corporate tax rate, and eliminating or modifying many popular tax incentives.

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