If you are a resident of New York, you must buy automobile insurance and no-fault insurance. According to New York State law, no-fault insurance must have a minimum coverage value of at least $50,000. No-fault types of insurance are particularly beneficial as they provide coverage for medical…
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Incorporating An LLC: A Guide To Knowing All the Hows And Whys
An LLC is a type of business structure that is still relatively new. If you are thinking about incorporating an…
What Can A Public Adjuster Do For You?
But because the cost of repairs could be so high, insurance companies sometimes shock their policyholders by not…
With the residence nil rate band (‘RNRB’) to remain frozen until April 2026, now there is all the more reason for you to review your existing wills and explore inheritance tax (‘IHT’) opportunities to maximise the availability of this valuable exemption, Flora Nelmes, Associate at Hunters Law,…
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UK/US Treaty: Equivalent Beneficiary – Competent Authority Agreement
A Competent Authority Agreement (CAA) between the UK and US was published on 28 July. The CAA confirms that despite…
Opinion: The Autumn Budget Fails To Live Up To Expectations On Business Rates…
Jessica Harris, Associate at Hunters Law shares her opinions on the Autumn Budget.
No targeted relief for sectors…
Following the news that the Ministry of Justice is seeking to increase probate fees for both professional and non-professional applicants in England and Wales, Louise Garrett, Associate at Hunters Law LLP, examines the criticisms that the proposals have received.
The 2019 proposals put forward by…
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Paying For The Pandemic With A Wealth Tax
Harriet Murray, Senior Associate, Hunters Law LLP, explores the implications of paying for the coronavirus pandemic…
Why Can the Ultra-Wealthy Pay So Little Tax?
Lawyer Monthly takes a look at the US tax code and the tactics billionaires use to legally protect their fortunes.
