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A landmark update in firearms regulation occurred this month, leaving more questions than answers. As a result of the “One Big Beautiful Bill” made effective January 1, 2026, the traditional $200.00 tax stamp required for registering short barreled rifles, shotguns and “any other weapons” in compliance with the National Firearms Act (“NFA”) was reduced to $0.00. In Silencer Shop Found. v. …
S&R 2026 Fall Newsletter Need help? For general inquiries, please click the button below to contact us via email.Contact Us
Senate Bill 244 of the 2026 Louisiana Legislative Session has been enacted as Act No. 37. Effective May 5, 2026, it codifies legal recreational alligator hunting. Previously, the taking of Louisiana’s most famous reptile was restricted to commercial activities. However, La. R.S. 56:256 now authorizes the Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission to establish a recreational alligator hunting season. This adds …
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How Social Security Benefits Are Treated After Divorce in Louisiana Need help? For general inquiries, please click the button below to contact us via email.Contact UsHow Social Security Benefits Are Treated After Divorce in Louisiana Dividing assets after a divorce can be complicated—especially when Social Security benefits are involved. Many clients are surprised to learn that these benefits are treated …
Besides residential damage, the recent flooding is so widespread we are seeing many commercial buildings and businesses affected. Flooding of your business can raise a whole new set of questions. First let’s talk about business insurance coverage. As always, the primary source to answer insurance questions is your actual insurance policy. We will discuss common provisions, but with business coverage, …
Today the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced rules allowing for routine commercial use of small unmanned aircraft systems (sUAS). Part 107 to Title 14 of the Code of Federal Regulations permits a remote pilot-in-command to commercially operate a small UAS (one weighing less than 55 pounds) up to 400’ altitude during the day, under certain conditions. Previously, all flights in furtherance of …
