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27 de jan.
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22 de jan.
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Negócios

26 de mar.
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26 DE MAR.

What's New in Employment Law? Part I: State-Specific Changes

In this episode of Just Compensation, Megan Monson, Amy Komoroski Wiwi, and Amy C. Schwind discuss employment law updates and trends from 2025 and what employers should expect as 2026 continues. They delve into state-specific changes, noting minimum wage and salary threshold increases, prenatal leave and sick time, and independent contractor classifications, and other New York, New Jersey, and California legislation. Speakers: Megan Monson, Partner, Executive Compensation and Employee Benefits Amy Wiwi, Partner, Executive Compensation and Employee Benefits Amy C. Schwind, Senior Counsel, Executive Compensation and Employee Benefits

26 de mar.

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22 min
23/07/2024

All in the Family: Succession Issues in Family-Owned Businesses

On this episode of "Splitting Heirs," Warren K. Racusin talks with Lowenstein partner Nick San Filippo, Chair of the firm's Business Divorce practice, and Jeff Savlov, a partner in the family business and wealth consulting firm Blum & Savlov, about the challenges facing family-owned businesses when disputes arise between parents and children, siblings, or other relatives. Observing that an unwillingness to address uncomfortable issues about succession planning and the future of the business often leads to conflict when the matriarch or the patriarch passes away, San Filippo emphasizes the need for a clearly constructed shareholders' agreement so that all parties are clear on governance, documentation, and succession issues: who will lead the business, how will owners get paid, how should distributions should be made out of the business to cover taxes or distribute profits? The lawyers also encourage families to review these documents periodically as life circumstances and priorities may evolve over time. Speakers: Warren K. Racusin, Partner and Chair, Trusts & Estates Nicholas San Filippo IV, Partner Co-chair, Business Divorce Jeff Savlov, Partner, Blum & Savlov

23/07/2024

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33 min
14 DE ABR.

Early Stage Funding Considerations — SAFEs and Convertible Notes

In this episode of The Founder's Hour, hosts Laura Cicirelli and Eric Weiner discuss SAFEs and convertible notes as early stage funding options, explaining the similarities and differences between the two. They cover both the basics and the nuances of these instruments, as well as their impacts on the founders that sell them and the investors that buy them. Speakers: Laura Cicirelli, Partner, Emerging Companies & Venture Capital Eric Weiner, Partner, Emerging Companies & Venture Capital

14 de abr.

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37 min
27 DE JAN.

The Art of the Steal—Estate planning for writers, artists and composers (with just a little bit of copyright law)

In this episode of Splitting Heirs, host Warren K. Racusin invites Lowenstein partner Matt Savare and Bart Feller, Principal flute of the New Jersey Symphony, New York City Opera Orchestra, and Santa Fe Opera Orchestra, to break down copyright law for music and other original works and to talk about the importance of estate planning for creatives. The conversation covers the terms of a copyright, including author rights, for hire and not for hire stipulations, and termination timelines. The episode also analyzes examples of similar songs, determining whether or not the musician may be infringing copyright on the original work. Speakers: Warren K. Racusin, Partner and Chair, Trusts & Estates Bart Feller, Principal flute of the New Jersey Symphony, New York City Opera Orchestra, and Santa Fe Opera Orchestra Matt Savare, Partner, Chair, Commercial Contracts, Emerging Companies & Venture Capital, IP & Tech Transactions, Patent Counseling & Prosecution

27 de jan.

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27 min
16/05/2024

Deferred Compensation: A Primer on Section 409A of the Code and Why it Matters

On this episode of "Just Compensation," the hosts provide an introduction into Section 409A, the complicated tax code provision that governs non-qualified deferred compensation: when does it apply, how do you comply with it, what are the exceptions, and what are the implications of noncompliance? Speakers: Darren Goodman, Vice Chair, Executive Compensation and Employee Benefits Megan Monson, Partner, Employee Benefits & Executive Compensation Jessica Kriegsfeld, Associate, Executive Compensation and Employee Benefit

16/05/2024

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21 min
30/11/2021

The $6 Million Wedding

Prenuptial agreements: A trusts and estates lawyer and a divorce attorney discuss prenuptial agreements to explain why estate planning deals with all parts of your life—not just the end of it. Speakers: Warren Racusin, Chair, Trusts & Estates Eric Weinstock, Senior Counsel, Trusts & Estates Jonathan Wolfe, Co-Managing Partner, Skoloff & Wolfe

30/11/2021

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24 min
20/05/2025

Going Once, Going Twice…(but who's it going to? And what's it worth?)

Host Warren K. Racusin, Chair of Lowenstein's Trusts & Estates practice, invites Meghan M. Federman and Joanne Mournet, President at DOYLE Auctioneers & Appraisers, to cover how estate planning for art and valuables differs from traditional estate planning. Racusin and Federman discuss the legal considerations and tax implications, trusts, and insurance, while Mournet concludes with exciting anecdotes from her experience on the auction side. Speakers: Warren K. Racusin, Partner and Chair, Trusts & Estates Meghan M. Federman, Counsel, Private Client Services Joanne Mournet, President, Doyle Auctioneers & Appraisers

20/05/2025

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28 min
27/07/2023

The Sad Tale of Hubby and Lovey: Preparing One's Estate for the Possibility of Divorce

In this episode of "Splitting Heirs," Warren K. Racusin, partner and Chair of Lowenstein's Trusts & Estates practice, speaks with Sharon L. Klein, EVP, President - Family Wealth, Eastern U.S. Region & Head of National Divorce Advisory Practice, Wilmington Trust, N.A., about estate planning for divorcing couples, including "grey divorce"—when couples in their 50s and older—often with significant assets—decide to go their separate ways. They address the importance of—before initiating divorce proceedings—reviewing all of one's estate planning documents, including beneficiary designations, executors, trusts, and prenuptial agreements, to make sure that they reflect your current wishes, and they illustrate the dangers of failing to prepare for a split with examples of disastrous celebrity breakups. Speakers: Warren K. Racusin, Partner and Chair, Trusts & Estates Sharon L. Klein, EVP, President - Family Wealth, Eastern U.S. Region & Head of National Divorce Advisory Practice, Wilmington Trust, N.A.

27/07/2023

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30 min
19/01/2022

The Case of the Disappearing Trust

Lowenstein Sandler lawyer Joseph Romano and investment advisor Julie Jackson discuss creating, managing, and investing trusts, plus how to keep a child with a trust from turning into a trust fund baby. Speakers: Warren Racusin, Chair, Trusts & Estates Joseph Romano, Associate, Trusts & Estates Julie Jackson, Managing Director, 1919 Investment Counsel

19/01/2022

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22 min
9 DE ABR.

Celebrating 50 Episodes of Real Talk

In this special 50th episode of The Women's Initiative Network: Real Talk, original hosts Nicole Fulfree, Megan Monson, and Rachel Moseson Dikovics are joined by Amanda K. Cipriano to reflect on the podcast's evolution. From standout moments to key takeaways, they explore how authenticity and vulnerability can work to challenge outdated workplace norms and build stronger, more meaningful connections among women. To another 50 episodes of Real Talk! Speakers: Nicole Fulfree, Partner, Bankruptcy & Restructuring Megan Monson, Partner, Executive Compensation, Employment, and Benefits Rachel Moseson Dikovics, Counsel, White Collar Defense Group Amanda K. Cipriano, Associate, White Collar Criminal Defense

9 de abr.

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27 min

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What's New in Employment Law? Part I: State-Specific Changes

All in the Family: Succession Issues in Family-Owned Businesses

Early Stage Funding Considerations — SAFEs and Convertible Notes

The Art of the Steal—Estate planning for writers, artists and composers (with just a little bit of copyright law)

Deferred Compensation: A Primer on Section 409A of the Code and Why it Matters

The $6 Million Wedding

Going Once, Going Twice…(but who's it going to? And what's it worth?)

The Sad Tale of Hubby and Lovey: Preparing One's Estate for the Possibility of Divorce

The Case of the Disappearing Trust

Celebrating 50 Episodes of Real Talk

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