The Hamilton County Herald recently published "Soccer Player, Fan Scores With a Career in Law," an article about Logan Threadgill's passion for soccer and his legal career. Logan grew up a lover of sports, mainly soccer, and after college, he even considered playing professionally. However, after Continue Reading
Chambliss Unveils Collaborative New Space in EDGE Magazine
EDGE magazine recently published "Coffee Bars, Putting Greens, Rooftop Patios, and More Can be Found at These Forward Thinking Chattanooga Companies" in their July 2024 issue. The article spotlights Chattanooga-area businesses that have transformed their office environments to promote employee Continue Reading
The Truth About Probate: Turning Fear Into Confidence
By: Rebecca Miller Avoiding probate is a goal frequently stated by our estate planning clients. When “probate” is mentioned, it conjures images of conflict, time-consuming legal battles, exorbitant fees, and endless headaches. Clients may also be concerned about the lack of privacy in the Continue Reading
Chambliss Estate Planning Newsletter – July 2024
The Truth About Probate: Turning Fear Into Confidence By: Rebecca Miller Avoiding probate is a goal frequently stated by our estate planning clients. When "probate" is mentioned, it conjures images of conflict, time-consuming legal battles, exorbitant fees, and endless headaches. Clients may Continue Reading
Advancing Health Care Access: Tennessee’s CON Law Overhaul
Tennessee legislators have made significant progress in reforming the burdensome certificate of need (CON) requirements for establishing new health care facilities and services in Tennessee. Tennessee's CON law has historically required approval by the state before entities initiate or expand Continue Reading
OCR Finalizes Post-Dobbs HIPAA Regulatory Changes Impacting Health Care Organizations
On April 22, 2024, the Office for Civil Rights (OCR) at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services announced final regulatory updates to the Privacy Rule under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 and the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Continue Reading
FTC Regulation May Extend to Charities: What Nonprofits Need to Know
Were you paying attention to the recent news about the Federal Trade Commission's (FTC) rule banning noncompetition clauses (the Rule)? You may have missed this critical point the FTC included as part of the rollout of that new Rule! Charities Not Excluded by Class From FTC Regulation Many Continue Reading
Important Update: Changes to Tennessee Franchise Tax and Refund Opportunities
Recent legislation signed into law may impact the way your Tennessee franchise tax is calculated and potentially allow you to receive a refund. Refund claims must be filed by November 30, 2024, so action should be taken as soon as possible. Generally, all entities doing business and having a Continue Reading
Laura McKinney Published in TBA Connect Business Law Newsletter
Laura McKinney recently authored an article for the Tennessee Bar Association (TBA)'s Connect Business Law Newsletter. In "The Corporate Transparency Act is Here: What You Need to Know Now," Laura shares insight on the rollout of the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA), its reporting requirements, Continue Reading
How You Can Utilize Your Trusts to Protect Assets and Provide for Loved Ones Published in EDGE Magazine
Shelton Chambers and Nick Nester recently authored "How You Can Utilize Your Trusts to Protect Assets and Provide for Loved Ones" for the May 2024 issue of EDGE magazine. In the sponsored article, they discuss how to utilize self-settled asset protection trusts to protect your loved ones. In Continue Reading