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What Happens to My Pets When I Die?
Many pet-owners don’t actually think of their animals primarily as “pets.” Instead, another word springs to mind: family. Estate plans...
Randall Fisher
Nov 27, 20123 min read
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Do you understand your sales? Take a lesson from Home Depot and Lowe’s
This morning, CNBC analysts were slicing and dicing the latest sales numbers from both Home Depot and Lowe’s. The short version of the...
Randall Fisher
Aug 14, 20123 min read
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Where does Michael Phelps go from here? To a decent estate planning attorney, that’s where.
Congratulations, Mr. Phelps! Well, now that you’re all set to retire as the most accomplished athlete in Olympic history, what are you...
Randall Fisher
Aug 3, 20123 min read
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On the Pet Trust and Life under the <del>Thumb</del> Rule of a Despotic Kitty
My cat is a tyrant. She reigns over a dominion that includes an entire floor of the house, a collection of German toys of unfathomable...
Randall Fisher
Jul 24, 20123 min read
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Storming the Bastille: A <del>French</del> Revolution in the Small Business World
We last wrote about Kate Davies and her battle with the UK department store Debenhams over protection of creativity and the limits of...
Randall Fisher
Jul 13, 20124 min read
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Crafts, Cats, and Copyright Infringement: Kate Davies’ Knitting Knot and Protecting Your Creat
Last fall, my daughter and her friends spent a semester studying at Oxford. Apart from infecting me with the paternal compulsion to...
Randall Fisher
Jul 10, 20123 min read
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The Affordable Care Act, Your Business, and a Terrible Idea for a Movie
John Roberts is one hell of a poker player. Or I’m just a terrible one. Either way, his decisive ruling on the Affordable Care Act was a...
Randall Fisher
Jul 3, 20122 min read
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