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RR&A’s Land and Title Qualifications This April, RR&A celebrated its 5th anniversary! At its inception, the firm was not intended to be a title firm; it was not until November 2021 that RR&A began offering title services to its clients. However, just because it is a new service to our clients, that does not mean… Read more »

Managing Your Land Needs Why Using One Law Firm for Title Opinions and All Other Matters Makes Sense The goal of RR&A is to be a client’s one-stop shop for as many legal needs as possible. Our clients know they can come to us for anything from MSAs to PSAs and everything in between. If the… Read more »

You Don’t Need a Separate Title Firm The purpose of RR&A has always been to turn the traditional model of law firms’ relationships with clients upside down and inside out. Throughout the years leading to now, we have continued to find new ways to offer better, more modern service to our clients. The most recent… Read more »

Know When to Hold ‘em, Know When to Fold ‘em written by Matt Reynolds Whether your company must engage in mediation, arbitration, or litigation, you will quickly discover that dispute resolution is often expensive, disruptive, and time-consuming. Unfortunately, it is almost inevitable that, at some point, your company will receive a demand letter or find… Read more »

How Preservation Notices Are Used as a Dispute Management Tool written by Matt Reynolds As you are likely aware, Litigation Holds are a critical tool that should be used within your organization to prepare and preserve evidence in the event of an accident, incident, or legal dispute. However, few businesses realize that sending a Preservation Notice… Read more »

Why Litigation Holds Should be a Standard Practice at your Company written by Rachel Reese In an increasingly electronic world, most companies have a standard policy for how long records (including electronic records) will be kept. In many cases, if nothing is done to prevent it, some electronic records, such as emails, will be automatically… Read more »

Attorney-Client Privilege Best Practices written by Matt Reynolds “Attorney-Client Privilege” is the client’s right to refuse to disclose and to prevent any other person from disclosing confidential communications between the client and the attorney. It is a right, asserted in investigations and court proceedings, to shield these communications from discovery. It ensures that your private conversations with… Read more »

What is Dispute Management? And How Can it Help Your Company written by Rachel Reese At RR&A, we don’t litigate. Although many of our attorneys have years of experience as litigators, we prefer to focus on Dispute Management. At RR&A we can assist your company with evaluating claims and creating pre-litigation settlements, Litigation Holds and… Read more »

How to Coordinate Between Your Attorney and CPA written by Andrew Clinton The relationship between an attorney and a CPA may appear to be naturally competitive because both may have particular ideas about the treatment of your corporate structure and the resulting impact on company taxes. However, by creating a collaborative relationship from the initial… Read more »

Tax Dividends and Distributions written by Miranda Caballero One of the most important considerations when starting a new business is determining the payment structure for yourself and your employees. One key factor in making that determination is how to minimize your tax liability. In this article, we will compare and contrast payments made via dividends… Read more »