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How Tariffs Impact Construction Industry

By Kevin N. Tharp — Partner During the first three months of his second term in office, President Donald Trump imposed dozens of tariffs on goods imported into the United States. The President’s public statements — both during his campaign and after taking office —...

Attorney Anna Marvin Joins RBE

Riley Bennett Egloff Welcomes Attorney Anna Marvin Riley Bennett Egloff LLP is pleased to welcome Anna K. Marvin as an associate attorney. She focuses her practice on medical malpractice defense and business litigation. Anna is a 2024 graduate of Indiana University’s...

CTA – NEW FINAL INTERIM RULE

March 21, 2025, the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (“FinCEN”) announced a new interim final rule significantly modifying the application of the Corporate Transparency Act (“CTA”) to entities formed in the United States.

5 Reasons To Complete Your Estate Plans Today

5 Reasons To Complete Your Estate Plans Today

Regardless of whether you are single or married, have children or not, are working or retired, or have significant assets or none, there are many reasons why you will benefit from creating or updating your estate plans.  If you have thought about...

How Indiana is Improving School Safety & Security

How Indiana is Improving School Safety & Security

A recent story by WTHR indicated that there have been at least five incidents involving guns in schools in Indiana during the new 2019-20 school year.  WTHR reported that on August 7, 2019, a student with a gun was stopped near Muncie Central High...

RBE Celebrating 40 Years!

RBE Celebrating 40 Years!

Riley Bennett Egloff LLP is proud to announce that it is celebrating its 40-year anniversary.  The Firm was founded in 1979 with three attorneys who shared a vision of building a respected Indiana business and litigation law firm by providing the...

Three Areas Of Legal Risk To Address Early And Often

Three Areas Of Legal Risk To Address Early And Often

Counsel representing businesses, their owners, or executives regularly earn their legal fees by resolving problems that arise from poor business practices. Those practices often evolved from temporary “fixes” to resolve emergencies or decisions...