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The other day, someone asked me, “What happens to my home when I die?”  In other words, “Why do I need an Estate Plan?” This is why.  Assuming that the home is not in a trust, this will be the eventual outcome: 1....

DISCOVERY UNCOVERS MOTIVES LEADING TO COLLAPSE OF CONCRETE WALLS Highlights Attorney Kevin Price successfully handled a subrogation case against an engineering firm that was negligent when its engineers switched from large to...

AUTO & GENERAL LIABILITY POLICIES TAPPED FOR RECOVERY WHEN FENDER BENDER CAUSES MILLIONS IN DAMAGE TO ELECTRICAL SUBSTATION Highlights Attorney Kevin Price successfully pursued both auto and general liability policies...

There is a good article posted about donor’s remorse on WSJ Online called “The Rush to Avoid Gift Taxes.”  The article can be found by clicking here and discusses the perils of making gifts to irrevocable trusts. As...

The Miller Act protects persons who have furnished labor or materials to contractors engaged in the construction, alteration, or repair of any public building or public work of the United States. Prior to 1894, the agreements...

 Based on the passing of SB 392 in 2010, the Contractors State License Board can now process applications by LLCs for contractor’s licenses.  However, you should know that there are some additional requirements for an LLC...

We are pleased to announce that Kevin Price has joined Cummins & White, LLP, as Senior Counsel in the insurance practice group, leading the subrogation division. His practice will continue to focus on insurance law,...