A Lane & Waterman Blog
By: Brett R. Marshall This blog post is a part of Lane & Waterman’s M & A Blog Series. I remember watching the 100m finals at 2011 IAFF World Championships, which took place in Daegu, South Korea. As the finalists took their places in the blocks, most of the attention was on the favorite, Usain Bolt, a…
The Community Service Spotlight is an opportunity for us to shine light on our attorneys who volunteer with local nonprofits. This week, we talked with Robert McMonagle, a partner in our litigation practice, who is currently serving on the Quad City Botanical Center board. The Quad City Botanical Center sits adjacent to the Mississippi River…
By: Scott Van Vooren This blog post is a part of Lane & Waterman’s M & A Blog Series. Tax matters regarding mergers and acquisitions should be considered at the front end of the transaction. Some of the tax structures will be briefly described below, as well as noting a few of the provisions of the Tax…
Lane & Waterman LLP is pleased to announce its acceptance onto the Public Interest Law Institute’s Pro Bono Recognition Roster again this year. The PILI Roster honors law firms and corporations that have made significant commitments and contributions to pro bono throughout the state of Illinois. Lane & Waterman was selected for their innovative steps…
Sam assists clients with estate planning, probate and trust administration, general business, and real estate matters. When not practicing law, he can be found enjoying Quad Cities restaurants or spending time with his wife and two daughters. Sam grew up in the small town of Taylor Ridge right outside the Quad Cities and has enjoyed…
