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Washington has an Expansive “Slayer Statute”

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Nearly 140 years ago, the United States Supreme Court first recognized that one who causes harm to another should not financially benefit from the estate of the harmed person. In Mutual Life v. Armstrong, the defendant was...more

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The federal Corporate Transparency Act (CTA), whose constitutionality is currently being tested in the courts, creates another...

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The federal Corporate Transparency Act (CTA), effective January 1, 2024, whose constitutionality is currently being tested in the courts, follows in the footsteps of the IRC in that it creates a limited statutory exception...more

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