Publications

Knox Law attorneys publish articles relating to each year's Professional Advisor Symposium topics, some of which are included here.

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The Legality of Cannabis-Based Products

Every five years, Congress passes legislation that sets national agriculture, nutrition, conservation, and forestry policy, commonly referred to as the “Farm Bill.”

Irrevocable Trust Modification: Tips

IrreVOcable / iREVocable. TomATO / ToMATo. The dictionary (Google) says irrevocable means “not able to be changed, reversed or recovered; final.” Pennsylvania says otherwise.

Introduction to Franchising: Regulations, Compliance and Structures

The Federal Trade Commission began examining practices in franchising in 1970. In 1971 the FTC began a formal rule making proceeding, to possibly develop a regulation requiring disclosure and prohibiting unfair practices in offering and selling franchises.

Guardianships: What, Why and How

A guardian has a legal responsibility to act in the best interests of the incapacitated person.

The Family Private Equity Model: When The Epiphany Occurs

The idea of business succession planning for family-owned businesses has changed in recent years. In the past, it was assumed a child would one day take over the business from their parent(s). Now, however, that assumption has changed for a number of families. It is rare to see a business run by a second- or third-generation family owner.

Durable Powers of Attorney: What They Are and Why All Clients Need Them

A durable power of attorney is an essential estate planning tool, which can be utilized in many ways for the benefit of the principal.

White Collar Crime Investigations - Tips

These tips provide the first steps to take in case of white collar crime or a criminal investigation.

The Wayfair Decision – A Possible Domino Effect?

Tax implications from the U.S. Supreme Court Wayfair decision pertaining to sales/use tax collection requirements for foreign business.

Trust Us – It's Not As Simple As You Think: Fundamental Issues in Trustee Litigation

Includes an overview of the most common duties of trustees, the origin of these duties, the most common breaches of those duties, and trust administration costs.

Tips for Estate Planning With Blended Families

Estate planning for blended families and multiple marriages, including asset titling, beneficiary designations, prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, drafting tips and business considerations.

Special Needs Trusts: What, Why, When and What Else?

Overview of specific estate planning and trust techniques for special needs individuals and their families, including special needs trusts.

Responding to Data Breaches

Best practices for data breach prevention, federal and state laws pertaining to data breaches, and best practices for responding to a data breach.

Reducing Your Risk For Identity Theft & Data Breaches

Reduce your risk for identity theft and data breaches. Protect your identity and data from hackers. Also steps to take if your identity is stolen or compromised.

Real Estate Tips: Short-Term Rentals, Dying Malls, ADA, and Mechanic's Lien Law

Real estate tips, including Short-Term Rentals, Dying Malls, ADA, and Mechanic's Lien Law.

Protecting Intangible Assets: Intellectual Property Basics

Proper way to protect, register, transfer, or sell intellectual property (IP) assets. Includes overview of federal registration regimes, pros/cons of registration, licensing agreements and more.

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