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 Switching to Independent Contractors Draws Scrutiny from IRS and Department of Labor With the current state of the economy, shifting from full-time employees to independent contractors is a cost-cutting measure that some businesses have implemented.  This saves the business money by shifting the burden of payroll taxes to the worker, and lowering or eliminating unemployment insurance premiums and/or workers compensation premiums. Misclassified Workers Result in Additional Taxes and Penalties But according to a recent ABA article, for those who have misclassified their workforce, the glare of the IRS spotlight may soon be upon them. According to the article, over the next three years, the InternalRead More →

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In Tennessee every person who operates an automobile is required to have the vehicle insured with liability insurance coverage. Likewise, every policy of insurance must include uninsured motorists coverage. However, is every person in your vehicle covered under uninsured motorists coverage? Have an attorney review your automobile insurance policy so you know your legal rights. Read More →

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Successful Lease Negotiation After Attorney Review Purple Law Firm takes great pleasure in being able to be a part of success stories.  Recently Attorney Purple had a client who wanted to lease a new location for her business, but was concerned about the proposed Lease Agreement.  The client made the decision to have the contract reviewed by a lawyer.  Learn more about contracts and legal documents. Review By Lawyer Revealed Serious Problems With Lease Agreement Upon review of the proposed contract the attorney determined that there were several  problem areas with the lease contract, in particular with the addendum to the lease which contained severalRead More →