By: Moish Peltz Earlier this month, a developer in Atlanta released free, AI-built versions of seven Adobe Creative Cloud apps, including a Photoshop look-alike called PhotoCraft. A few months before that, a frustrated small...
New Premium Tax Credit Proposed Regulations: What Group Health Plan Sponsors Need to Know
Oct 15, 2026
By: Angela M. Stockbridge On October 14, 2026, the Treasury Department and the IRS released proposed regulations which were published in the Federal Register on October 15, 2026, at 91 FR 65494. The proposal amends the rules...
By: Angela M. Stockbridge Employers that sponsor benefit plans in Florida, Georgia, and Alabama just lost a procedural defense that had long been unique to the region. On October 13, 2026, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the...
By: Christopher Williams and Elizabeth Schlissel You spent over a decade training to practice medicine. You should not sign away your career in an afternoon. Yet that happens every day. Many physicians sign employment...
Mandatory, Suggested, and Optional: Understanding and Negotiating Government Contract Flowdown Clauses
Oct 07, 2026
By: Daniel J. Gershman and Dennis W. Lind For companies doing business with the federal government—whether as a prime contractor or as a subcontractor several tiers removed—few contract provisions carry as much practical...
By: Joelle M. Villinsky and Matthew E. Foreman The New York City Department of Finance (“DOF”) has extended the deadline for property owners to file for an exemption for one more week, filings are now due on October 13,...
By: Angela M. Stockbridge Tax-deferred retirement savings cannot stay tax-deferred forever. Federal law requires owners of most retirement accounts to begin withdrawing a minimum amount each year once they reach a certain...
Falcon Rappaport & Berkman was proud to celebrate Co-Managing Partner Kenneth Falcon and Susan Falcon as Gala Honorees at SIBSPlace’s 2026 Arts After Dark Gala, held at The Seawane Club in Hewlett Harbor. The annual...
Distressed Real Estate Recap: Legal, Business, and Tax Strategies for a Challenging Market
Oct 02, 2026
Commercial real estate is under pressure. Rising interest rates, falling property values, and sector-specific weakness have left owners, lenders, and investors facing hard choices. In our recent webinar, three of our...
Plan Language and Process: Two Recent Court Decisions Employers and Plan Administrators Need to Know About
Oct 01, 2026
By: Angela M. Stockbridge If you sponsor or administer an employee benefit plan, two recent federal court decisions should be on your radar. Taken together, Phillips v. Boilermaker-Blacksmith National Pension Trust (10th Cir....