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I used to advise clients who were involved in shareholder disputes. I would always ask whether the shareholders had been less than angelic in their dealings with each other and the tax department. Although businesspeople tend not to judge people who only steal from the tax department to be all that … Read more »

The other day I wrote about a financial planner who is doing his small part to improve the lives of the financially oppressed by helping lawyers who, despite making seven figures, are still somehow struggling to get by. My first reaction was to showcase my lack of empathy, which has in fact been a l … Read more »

[This article was not written by Murray Gottheil. It was written by a law firm associate somewhere in a Commonwealth country who would like to become a partner in a law firm, and so has decided that it would not be a good idea to publish it under his own name.] I am at the […] The post Tom Boringper … Read more »

There is a financial consultant who posts on LinkedIn, presumably to let people know what he does and how he can help. He apparently specializes in developing wealth strategies for lawyers. I enjoy reading his posts. They are succinct, well-written, and tell interesting stories about lawyers who ear … Read more »

I was doing annual minutes for my teeny tiny corporation today, and I got to thinking: I used to tell most of my clients that it was important to do their annual minutes. The law required it. CRA might come checking on things. They wanted the minute books to be up to date in the […] The post A Minut … Read more »