Thursday, July 15, 2021, 12-1 PM EST Join Chambliss and High Ground Company for a webinar that will cover how to begin discussing elder planning before crisis. It can be a delicate conversation to have with your parents, loved ones, or clients. However, proper planning can lead to less frustration, less confusion and heartache, andContinue Reading
On Friday, June 11, 2021, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced four new deadlines for using and reporting on Provider Relief Fund (PRF) distributions. The new guidance was issued through an updated Post-Payment Notice of Reporting Requirements and revised Frequently Asked Questions. The applicable deadlines are now determined based upon when a payment was received,Continue Reading
EDGE Magazine recently published “Jeffrey Maddux hopes to rebuild connections in leading the Chattanooga Bar Association,” an article discussing Jeffrey Maddux’s current practice and the plans he has for his year as the president of the Chattanooga Bar Association. Describing Chattanooga as having a “close-knit legal community,” Jeffrey and other board members are looking forwardContinue Reading
Join us on July 15 for an Estate Planning Webinar! Elder Planning ABCs for Higher Net Worth Families Join Chambliss and High Ground for a webinar that will cover how to begin discussing elder planning before crisis. It can be a delicate conversation to have with your parents, loved ones, or clients. However, proper planningContinue Reading
For years, we have known that Tennessee has one of the most robust trust codes in the country. While this is surprisingly not one of the main topics at dinner tables nationwide, more than just Tennessee residents can share these incredible attributes. Due to new legislation Gov. Bill Lee signed into law on May 12,Continue Reading
During the recently concluded 2021 legislative session, the Tennessee General Assembly passed several significant bills that will affect health care practices in Tennessee. The bills passed include a fairly significant update to Tennessee’s certificate of need (CON) statute that is currently awaiting signature by Governor Bill Lee. The following is a summary of the keyContinue Reading
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