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There are new developments regarding the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA). The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) recently issued a notice that it will not take any enforcement actions against companies that do not comply with the March 21, 2025 reporting deadline. Shortly after FinCEN’s announcement, the Treasury Department issued a separate press release, stating its intent to exclude U.S. citizens and domestic reporting companies from any enforcement actions under the CTA. Read the new blog post by John Fuchs, Rachel Sterbenz, Tate Thompson, and Nida Rais for more information on these updates. Click below for the full article.

The Department of Education (DOE) has rescinded the previous administration’s Title IX guidance related to name, image, and likeness?(NIL) payments. As a result, the Title IX proportionality requirements may not apply to NIL payments, at least under current guidance from the DOE. To learn more about how this might impact the ever-changing landscape of college sports, read Tate Thompson and Colby Stone's new blog post by clicking below.

The Corporate Transparency Act's (CTA) reporting obligations have been reinstated. John Fuchs, Rachel Sterbenz, and Tate Thompson summarize key information for reporting companies (as defined by the CTA) in their new client alert. To read the full article, please click below.

President Trump recently signed Executive Order 14201, which impacts transgender athletes' participation eligibility in K-12 sports and collegiate athletics, particularly in women's sports. In a new blog post, Greg Whiston, Tate Thompson, and Colby Stone summarize this order, its impact on the NCAA's policy, and how both might affect other higher education institutions (including schools and athletic conferences). To read the full article, please click below.

In a new client alert, Chris Tillery, Mirjana Gacanich, and Colby Stone summarize President Trump's Executive Order titled “Ending Illegal Discrimination and Restoring Merit-Based Opportunity," and the near-term impact it may have on the operations of Government Contractors, Grant Recipients, Nonprofits, and Private Sector Employers. To learn more, read the full article by clicking below.

Our corporate attorneys continue to monitor the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA), staying on top of the most recent developments, including the recent U.S. Supreme Court order that granted the government’s request to lift the preliminary injunction issued in Texas Top Cop Shop. Despite this, reporting obligations still remain optional, at this time. For all the details, read John Fuchs, Rachel Sterbenz, and Tate Thompson's new client alert by clicking below.

We are pleased to share that Seigfreid Bingham is recognized among the top 10 in the law firm section of the Kansas City Business Journal’s most recent Kansas City Book of Lists. To learn more, please click below.

As we wrap up the firm's 50th anniversary year, we are pleased to share recent firm-supported and attorney-led business development and community engagement activities. Click below to learn more about these initiatives.

Our corporate attorneys are actively monitoring the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA). Reporting obligations are once again suspended. Another panel of the 5th Circuit has overruled the panel which lifted the injunction and therefore the nationwide preliminary injunction has been reinstated. John Fuchs, Rachel Sterbenz, Nida Rais, and Tate Thompson wrote a new client alert detailing this update. To read the full article, please click below.

Our corporate attorneys are actively monitoring the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA). A significant development occurred recently following the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit issuing an order that lifted the preliminary injunction set forth in Texas Top Cop Shop, Inc. v. Garland on December 3, 2024. This decision reinstates the CTA and the obligation for reporting companies to file beneficial ownership information reports. John Fuchs, Rachel Sterbenz, Nida Rais, and Tate Thompson wrote a new client alert detailing this update. To read the full article, please click below.