Oxford’s CEO, David DiMayo, is traveling to Tampa, Florida February 26, 2016. If you have clients who would like to meet with David while he is in town, please contact us at 410.472.6490 to schedule... read more
Small, Private Insurers Face Increasing Scrutiny on Avoided Taxes
A ruling on a lawsuit filed against a Phoenix-area jeweler owning private insurance may determine the future strategies of entrepreneurs and small-business owners who have set up their own insurance companies to cover all manner... read more
Hyatt Says Its Payment-Processing Systems Were Breached
Hyatt Hotels Inc. said it was investigating a breach of its payment-processing systems. Hyatt discovered malware on its payment-processing systems for Hyatt-managed locations. The company has since hired cyber security officials and strengthened the security... read more...
SeaWorld Sues Over Orca Breeding Ban
A California commission was overreaching when it banned the breeding of captive killer whales at a $100 million planned exhibit at San Diego’s SeaWorld, the park says in a lawsuit. The California Coastal Commission endorsed... read more...
Estate Planning: How to Adjust to Rising Rates
Now that the Federal Reserve has taken the long -awaited first step in raising interest rates, affluent families should consider how a changing interest-rate environment might affect their estate plans. Wall Street Journal offers two... read more...
Brushing Back a Lawless EPA
President Obama continued to use executive agencies to exceed his constitutional power in 2015, none more so than the EPA. Congress used the Congressional Review Act to put two bills blocking EPA rules on President... read more...
Big Trader Strikes Back Against CFTC
The founder of DRW Investments LLC, is fighting allegations by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission that his firm placed manipulative bets in an obscure corner for the futures market four years ago. The case brought... read more...
Big Manufacturers Tighten Supply Chains as Low-Growth Forecasts Spread
Large industry companies like GE are squeezing suppliers for lower costs and shifting existing factories to cheaper locales as they seek to maintain profit margins in what could be a prolonged period of slow global... read more...