Every new administration brings changes, and as the U.S. and Kentucky legislative bodies meet throughout the year more changes will take effect. This year is no exception as the change in administrations take off in various new directions with different policies and laws than before. The swing in the proposed fiduciary rule affecting 401k retirement plans and investments is just one of many examples. The state of Kentucky has already seen a variety of legislative changes as well, from education to health care.
Changes in law may seem daunting, especially for a business trying to keep up with the regulation and restrictions. Luckily, business owners don’t have to always stay on top of the ever-changing legal world. Instead, they can focus on running their business while a retained lawyer keeps up with the laws and policies for them.
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Anyone looking for legal representation wants to know that their lawyer or litigator is educated in the the area concerned and familiar with the most recent legal policies to ensure the matter at hand gets resolved in a fair and lawful manner. Staying on top of new bills as they process through the legislative bodies on their way to becoming a law thus is required in many industries.
This blog sometimes serves as a platform to share updates on laws and policies that affect business litigation, real estate litigation, and trust and estate litigation.
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