The Corporate Transparency Act
QUICK FACTS:
· Most community associations are required to comply.
· Board members will have to provide their personal identifying information (name, date of birth, address, driver’s license and/or passport).
· Community associations must file a report every time a board member is removed or added (within 30 days of that change).
· While exemptions do exist, most community...
Coni Rathbone’s op-ed, “Congress has work to do in legislation that revisits Opportunity Zones,” discussed on the Opportunity Zones Podcast 1/29 episode
Coni Rathbone’s op-ed, titled “Congress has work to do in legislation that revisits Opportunity Zones,” was discussed on the 1/29 episode of the Opportunity Zones Podcast by co-hosts Andy Hagans and Jimmy Atkinson.
The episode highlights Rathbone’s call that Congress needs to reform opportunity zones to become more transparent and be held accountable. The hosts discuss Rathbone’s explanation...
Lars Hubbard and Noelle Rauschendorfer Featured in the Oregon State Bar Bulletin
In the January edition of Oregon State Bar Bulletin’s “Moves” section, the recent hirings of Lars Hubbard and Noelle Rauschendorfer at VF Law’s Oregon and Idaho offices are highlighted.
Hubbard’s practice focuses on HOA law, including collections, covenant enforcement, insurance defense, document drafting, and general counsel. He has experience preparing matters for...
Real Estate Veteran Coni S. Rathbone Joins VF Law as Of Counsel, Published in Attorney at Law Magazine
In an article published 9/1 in Attorney at Law Magazine, it was announced that Coni S. Rathbone has joined VF Law’s Business and Real Estate Practice Groups as Of Counsel. In this new role, Rathbone will work with clients in the firm’s Portland and Boise offices.
“Rathbone’s proficiency revolves around adeptly representing property owners and developers in complex commercial real estate...
Idaho Business Review Names VF Law Attorney Brittaney Bones Women of the Year Honoree, published in Construction Defect Journal
Construction Defect Journal published an article highlighting Brittaney Bones’ recent honor as one of the Idaho Business Review’s Women of the Year. The piece details the award recipient selection process, Bones’ community involvement work, and her mentorship efforts.
The distinguished recognition celebrates 50 female leaders across Idaho who have made their mark while...
VF Law’s Bones earns Idaho Business Review honors, published in the Magic Valley Times-News
The Magic Valley Times-News published an article on 7/28, highlighting Brittaney Bones’ recent honor as one of the Idaho Business Review’s 2023 Women of the Year. The article provides background on the award, details Brittaney’s dedication to helping her clients reach their goals, and mentions her community outreach work.
The 2023 Women of the Year award recognizes 50 female...
Idaho Business Review Names VF Law Attorney Brittaney Bones Women of the Year Honoree, Published in Attorney at Law Magazine
In an article published in Attorney at Law Magazine, VF Law Attorney Brittaney Bones was recognized for her 2023 Idaho Business Review Women of the Year Award mention. The commemoration lists 50 female leaders across Idaho who have made their mark while continuing to pave the path of leaders for the future.
“Engaging with my community and finding actionable ways to service and provide...
IBR unveils 2023 Women of the Year, published in Idaho Business Review
The Idaho Business Review published an article on 6/22 announcing the 2023 Women of the Year Awards, which honored associate Brittaney Bones. The Idaho Business Review recognizes 50 Women of the Year across a wide array of talented entrepreneurs and leaders in a robust variety of professional industries. This year there were 124 nominations and honorees were selected based on professional...
VF Law Continues Growth, Opens New Office in Meridian, Idaho, published in Commercial, Construction & Renovation Magazine
Commercial, Construction & Renovation Magazine published an article on 4/12 highlighting the firm’s expansion and the new Idaho office. The piece focuses on VF’s continued commitment to growth and providing high-quality law services to clients.
“Expanding the firm into Idaho makes perfect sense given our legal specialization, clientele, and focus on assisting the...
COVID-19 and the Risk of Getting Sued
By: Scott Welker
In American law, there is a long, quiet history of the ill suing the people who made them ill. Dating at least back to the 1800s, defendants have been held liable in court for negligently spreading infectious diseases. These cases have run the gambit, including lawsuits for the spread of tuberculosis (1953), smallpox (1910), typhoid fever (1896), and whooping cough (1884),...