Monthly Archives: February 2019

IRAS OFFER TEACHABLE MOMENTS FOR CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN

February 21, 2019

Investors may be excited to learn that annual contribution limits to IRAs increased this year for the first time since 2013. Last fall, the IRS announced that beginning in 2019, the annual contribution limit to IRAs would increase to the lesser of one’s earned income for the year or $6,000 ($7,000 for individuals age 50 […]


BUSINESS OWNERS REMINDED TO FOLLOW CORPORATE FORMALITIES

Many business owners choose to organize their businesses as separate legal entities such as corporations or LLCs. There are many advantages for doing so, but one of the primary advantages a corporation or an LLC provides a business owner is limited liability protection.  This means that, generally, if a plaintiff wins a lawsuit against a […]


No Rule Requires Medical Experts Practice in the Same Specialty as Defendant Accused of Malpractice

February 14, 2019

   Plaintiff brought suit on behalf of decedent’s estate following decedent’s death.  Decedent received care for a fracture and, following placement of screws in her ankle, developed MRSA.  As a result of the infection, the physicians amputated the leg.  Plaintiff alleges medical malpractice due to failures with the surgery, monitoring of the ankle, and failing […]