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Like it or not, we’re now deep in the heart of tax time. As you may know, Internal Revenue Code Section 199A provides to most owners of New Hampshire businesses a 20% annual federal income tax deduction from their shares of the income of their business. If you’re the only owner or a part owner of a privately owned New Hampshire business, your key 2022 federal tax issue will very probably be a...

By J Swygart - [email protected] The new “constitutional carry” laws put more responsibility on gun owners to know and understand the rules, local law enforcement personnel said. LIMA — Ohio residents who plan to take advantage of a newly passed state law that allows handguns to be carried in a concealed fashion without a permit would be well served to look closely at the statute’s many ...

Black hair stylist Lizz Fletcher works on a client Lauren Riggins' hair. (Spectrum News 1/Jamil Donith) A law that would protect against hair discrimination is making its way through the City of Austin. The law protects against hair discrimination in school and the workplace, particularly for women of color. The Crown act was first implemented in California in 2019 and is now law in 14 states...

About the Student Press Law Center: The Student Press Law Center (“SPLC”) is an independent, nonpartisan 501c(3) organization based in Washington, D.C. which works at the intersection of law, journalism and education to promote, support and defend the First Amendment rights of student journalists at the high school and college level. Founded in 1974, the Student Press Law Center has a free l...

Image Courtesy: Fairbank City Website FAIRBANK, Iowa — Iowa's News Now has learned that Fairbank Police Chief Mike Everding has passed away after a battle with cancer. The first public announcement was made on the Buchanan County Sheriff's Office's Facebook page Saturday afternoon. Everding began his career in law enforcement in 2004 when he joined the Linn County Sheriff's Office as a Deputy...

Missouri's state legislature is considering a proposal that would empower private citizens to sue anyone who helps a Missouri woman obtain an abortion, even if the abortion takes place in another state, Politico reported Saturday. "If a Missouri resident is hurt, even in Illinois, by a product that they bought in Illinois, there is still jurisdiction for them to sue in a Missouri court becaus...

Moving farm equipment from one generation to the next after a death in the family just got easier for Wisconsin farm families. Governor Tony Evers signed the bipartisan Nonprobate Transfer of Farming Implements at death bill into law Friday. The new law allows tractors, machines, accessories, attachments, fuel, and repair parts used in farming to immediately transfer to designated individuals...

Happy Springtime from the National Law Review to all of our readers! Please read on for the latest in legal industry news, including law firm hiring, professional recognitions and achievements, and diversity and inclusion initiatives. Law Firm Hiring, Promotion, and Expansion Much Shelist, P.C. added Dan Rosenberg to its Construction practice group, located in the firm’s Chicago office. Mr. R...

Police on scene on the second day of the scene of an armed, barricaded subject in Evansville 3/19/22 (Gregory Hirst, Oil City) CASPER, Wyo. — Natrona County law enforcement agencies, including a Special Response Team, remain staged in Evansville on Saturday morning for an active scene involving an “armed, barricaded subject” in a residence, Natrona County Sheriff’s Office Public Information O...

Wild Pickins Winery in Chesterfield is one of the 139 licensed wineries in Illinois that are hoping lawmakers update Prohibition Era laws limiting the sale and production of their wines. SPRINGFIELD — Illinois’ 139 licensed wineries say Prohibition Era laws are hamstringing them just when they are trying to recover from the losses racked up during the COVID lockdowns. House Bill 2976, introdu...