Jay Adkisson is the Managing Partner of the law firm Riser Adkisson LLP. He is a renowned expert in asset protection and offshore planning, and his articles for Forbes focus on legal issues related to charging orders, tax evasion, captive tax shelters, bankruptcy law, and LLC interests. Jay provides valuable insights and analysis on complex legal matters in his writing.
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Jay Adkisson's coverage largely focuses on legal policy regulation, particularly in the areas of finance, taxation, and business law. He also covers government announcements related to these topics.
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Attorneys And Financial Services: Is The Extra Money Worth The Risks? getty
By: Jay Adkisson
Considers a debtor's denial of discharge for the debtor's fraudulent transfer within the year of his filing of a bankruptcy petition.
Discusses how HOAs must comply with the FINCEN BOI reporting requirement under the Corporate Transparency Act.
Discusses a case where a person alleged to have committed securities violations admitted to having offshore assets that are not subject to a repatriation order.
By: Jay Adkisson
Discusses the opinion in UHS of Provo Canyon, Inc. v. Bliss, 2024 WL 4279243 (D.Utah, Sept. 24, 2024) regarding Utah's Public Expression Protection Act.
By: Jay Adkisson
Discusses In re Gilbert where the U.S. Third Circuit ruled that the anti-alienation protections of ERISA extended to even flawed or abused retirement plans in bankruptcy.
U.S. Capitol getty Senator Ron Wyden of Oregon, along with Representatives Jamie Raskin and Kevin Kiley have introduced a new federal
By: Jay Adkisson
The Treasury Building getty There are quite literally tens of millions of limited liability companies, partnerships, and other
Considers Randolph v. Joseph (In re Joseph), where a tax non-filer was denied a discharge for failure to maintain business records
By: Jay Adkisson
VIENNA, VIRGINIA - JANUARY 8: U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen speaks to reporters following a ... [+] tour at one of the Financial Crimes
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