Month: November 2012
Protecting an Association’s Confidential Information from FOIA Requests
Your association may be compelled to provide confidential information to government agencies pursuant to a subpoena. How do you know that such information will not subsequently be disclosed to third parties and ultimately, the public at large, pursuant to a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request? While it may be impossible to guarantee that confidential information is not disclosed, there are steps you should be taking, both prior to and after receiving a subpoena, to maximize the protection such information is afforded.
The full article can be read here.
Healthcare Contracts: Obligations and Responsibilities
Addressing likely areas of conflict up front can benefit both textile service companies and healthcare providers.
Tax Treatment Of Corporate Aircraft Use: Entertainment, Amusement and Recreational Purposes (Part 2)
With a focus on rules for Specified Individuals, attorney Troy Rolf concludes his two-part series dealing with the tax implications of personal and recreational use of company aircraft.
Tax Treatment Of Corporate Aircraft Use: Entertainment, Amusement and Recreational Purposes