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19 de mai.
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28 de mai.
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22 de jan.

19 de mai.

Putting the Gratitude in GRATs—Understanding the Financial Planning and Psychological Effects of This and Other Tax Saving Ideas

In this episode of Splitting Heirs, host Warren K. Racusin invites Lowenstein partner Michael N. Gooen and Dr. Paul Hokemeyer, the founding principal of Drayson Mews, a mental health advisory firm that counsels wealthy individuals and families on mental health issues, to discuss the tax planning technique known as a grantor retained annuity trust ("GRAT"). The conversation explains the tax benefits of a GRAT, as well as the nuances required to successfully carry it out. The episode also analyzes the psychological effects first generation wealth and inherited fortunes can have if not planned for carefully. Speakers: Warren K. Racusin, Of Counsel, Trusts & Estates Michael N. Gooen, Partner, Trusts & Estates Dr. Paul Hokemeyer, (J.D., Ph.D.), Founder and Principal, Drayson Mews

19 de mai.

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30 min
25 de jun.

Coffee Chats with WIN: Natalie Dallavalle

In this episode of Real Talk's "Coffee Chats with WIN," hosts Jessica I. Stewart and Lauren N. Russell chat with in-house commercial counsel at PSE&G--and former Lowenstein attorney-- Natalie Dallavalle about career pivots and changing goals. She shares her multiple pivots from private practice to in-house counsel, and from litigation to corporate law. She emphasizes that it's okay for your career goals to change and encourages young attorneys to do what is right for themselves, even if it strays from the status quo. Speakers: Jessica Stewart, Associate, Executive Compensation and Employee Benefits Lauren N. Russell, Associate, Emerging Companies and Venture Capital Natalie Dallavalle, Associate Counsel, Commercial, PSE&G

25 de jun.

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26 min
18 de jun.

Sections 457(b) and 457(f): Designing Deferred Compensation Plans for Tax-Exempt and Governmental Employers

In this episode of Just Compensation, Megan Monson, Taryn E. Cannataro, and Zachary Bocian discuss Internal Revenue Code Sections 457(b) and 457(f), two deferred compensation vehicles available to tax-exempt organizations and state and local governments. The hosts detail who can sponsor these plans, how these plans work, when taxation occurs, and how Section 409A overlays with these rules. Be sure to check out our previous episode, "The Impact of 457A on Deferred Compensation from non-US Entities", to learn more about Internal Revenue Code Section 457A. Speakers: Megan Monson, Partner, Executive Compensation and Employee Benefits Taryn E. Cannataro, Counsel, Executive Compensation and Employee Benefits Zachary Bocian, Associate, Executive Compensation and Employee Benefits

18 de jun.

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17 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
21 de mai.

The Legal Launchpad: Making the Most of Your Summer Associate Experience

In this episode of Women's Initiative Network: Real Talk, Melissa Leidl, Lowenstein's Senior Manager of Entry Level Recruiting, joins host Alessandra M. Moore in the first edition of "The Legal Launchpad" a Real Talk subseries featuring candid conversations about careers in law, the legal profession, and what it takes to succeed. Leidl and Moore share expectations and advice for summer associates, emphasizing the importance of seizing all opportunities throughout the summer. Speakers: Alessandra M. Moore, Associate, White Collar Defense Group Melissa Leidl, Senior Manager of Entry Level Recruiting

21 de mai.

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30 min
09/03/2023

"In-the-Money" or Discounted Stock Options: The Pros, Cons, and How to Avoid 409A Violations

In this episode, the hosts discuss how companies can structure "in-the-money" stock options in order to avoid violating IRS rules governing non-qualified deferred compensation. They also address the benefits and potential downsides to this kind of option and what companies should know if they're looking to grant them. Speakers: Andrew E. Graw, Partner and Chair, Employee Benefits & Executive Compensation Megan Monson, Partner, Employee Benefits & Executive Compensation Taryn E. Cannataro, Counsel, Employee Benefits & Executive Compensation

09/03/2023

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12 min
05/06/2025

Section 280G Unpacked: Pitfalls and Planning for Tech Startups

In this episode of Just Compensation, Megan Monson and Jessica I. Kriegsfeld talk to Anthony O. Pergola, Vice Chair of Lowenstein's Emerging Companies & Venture Capital practice group, about the complexities and challenges of Section 280G, a section of the Internal Revenue Code which can be implicated during company change-of-control transactions. The hosts discuss tips for navigating Section 280G and planning strategies to mitigate adverse tax consequences, emphasizing the importance of early preparation and clear communication throughout the M&A process. Refer to episode "Change of Control: Golden Parachute Rules in the Sale Process" for a more detailed overview of Section280G. Speakers: Megan Monson, Partner, Executive Compensation, Employment & Benefits Anthony O. Pergola, Partner, Vice Chair, Emerging Companies & Venture Capital Jessica Kriegsfeld, Associate, Executive Compensation, Employment & Benefits

05/06/2025

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24 min
10/02/2022

Double Vesting Restricted Stock Units

This episode of "Just Compensation" features Darren Goodman, Taryn Cannataro, and Megan Monson discussing restricted stock units (or RSUs). The panel describes what a RSU is, the pros/cons of issuing RSUs, and different types of features that can apply to RSUs, including double vesting for tax planning purposes. Speakers: Megan Monson, Partner, Employee Benefits & Executive Compensation Darren Goodman, Partner, Employee Benefits & Executive Compensation Taryn Cannataro, Associate, Employee Benefits & Executive Compensation

10/02/2022

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15 min
15/06/2023

Part II: The Intersection of Emerging Trends in M&A/ Private Equity and Reps & Warranty Insurance: The Road Remains Bumpy For Dealmakers

Hosts Lynda Bennett and Eric Jesse build on their recent discussion with Lowenstein M&A Chair and Transactions & Advisory Group co-Chair Marita Makinen about the current state of play in the M&A and private equity space. The co-hosts consider emerging RWI trends and lessons learned from the fast paced deal flow activity of the past several years and the RWI claims that followed. They analyze Makinen's predictions that diligence must become even more careful, especially in light of the increased frequency and severity of RWI claims found by Lowenstein's recent survey, as well as the growing impact of globalization and cyber threats, and how to manage expectations and strike a reasonable balance at the negotiation table. Speakers: Lynda A. Bennett, Partner and Chair, Insurance Recovery Eric Jesse, Partner, Insurance Recovery

15/06/2023

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15 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

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Putting the Gratitude in GRATs—Understanding the Financial Planning and Psychological Effects of This and Other Tax Saving Ideas

Coffee Chats with WIN: Natalie Dallavalle

Sections 457(b) and 457(f): Designing Deferred Compensation Plans for Tax-Exempt and Governmental Employers

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

The Legal Launchpad: Making the Most of Your Summer Associate Experience

"In-the-Money" or Discounted Stock Options: The Pros, Cons, and How to Avoid 409A Violations

Section 280G Unpacked: Pitfalls and Planning for Tech Startups

Double Vesting Restricted Stock Units

Part II: The Intersection of Emerging Trends in M&A/ Private Equity and Reps & Warranty Insurance: The Road Remains Bumpy For Dealmakers

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

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