 Henderson, Franklin, Starnes & Holt, P.A., is dedicated to providing regular updates to our valued clients and the community regarding legal matters that may influence their businesses and families. We are pleased to present articles and news shared in Dec- ember 2024 for your reference and awareness. Business & Tax Law  As 2023 comes to a close, businesses are navigating a series of important updates to the Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) Report Filing Requirements under the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA). Business & Tax Attorney Margaret Karakashian has been closely monitoring the shifting landscape. Her December 28th alert, CTA’s Beneficial Ownership Inform- ation Report Filing Requirements Paused Again, reflects the latest developments and what they mean for your business. Previous alerts regarding the BOI Report filing include: – UPDATE: Corporate Transparency Act Injunction Lifted; Beneficial Ownership Information Reporting Deadline Extended, reporting on the December 23 Appeals Court decision. – Temporary Pause on the CTA’s Beneficial Ownership Information Report Filing Requirements, reporting on the December 3, 2024, decision by the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas. In the News  Henderson Franklin is thrilled to celebrate Business Litigation Attorney Shannon Puopolo, Stockholder and Hiring Chair, for being recognized as one of Florida Trend Magazine’s 2024 Notable Women Leaders in Law. This honor highlights her exceptional legal practice, dedication to mentoring young attorneys, and impactful community involvement. Shannon’s commitment to excellence continues to inspire both her colleagues and the legal profession as a whole. To read the full press re- lease, click here.  Henderson Franklin attorneys Christina (“Christy”) O’Brien, Chair of the Divorce, Marital, and Family Law Department, and Kayla Richmond, a Florida Bar Board Certified Marital and Family Law attorney, were speakers at the Association of Family Law Professionals’ December luncheon. Their presentation, “Raising the Bar,” focused on professionalism and civility in family law, offering practical strategies for handling discovery disputes, fostering constructive communication with opposing counsel, and prioritizing peacemaking for families. To read the full press release, click here.  |
