Examinations under oath (EUOs) are a common coverage condition in property and other first-party insurance policies that can make or break an insurance claim. In theory, EUOs are straightforward: they ...

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U.S. taxpayers face big tax risks when making a loan to a foreign corporation. If IRS reclassifies as equity CFC and PFIC ...

Graduating law school is only part of the journey. Securing the right legal job—whether at a firm, a clerkship, government agency, or nonprofit—depends on planning early, staying organized, and making ...

For entrepreneurs, capital is lifeblood. NCBA has become a leader in asset financing, commanding nearly 40% of Kenya’s vehicle financing ...