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Three Burning Questions about Opportunity Zones in Vermont Last year’s federal Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (the “Act”) contained many substantial changes to the tax code to generate a $1.5 trillion tax Read more »
SRH Law was a proud sponsor of the recent 2018 Bi-State Primary Care Association Conference held in Fairlee, VT. The Bi-State Primary Care Association is a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization that Read more »
Cowbell Mobile Bike Shop was recently featured in Seven Days. They wrote a fascinating article on owner Todd Chenwning’s beginnings, philosophy, his unique business model. A month ago, SRH Law Read more »
At the end of April, SRH Law hosted its first annual bike tune-up day, bringing Todd Chewning of Cowbell Mobile Bike Shop to the office for bicycle tune ups and maintenance for our staff and family Read more »
Partner, Justin McCabe and Attorney Jon Rose will be speaking at the 2018 Annual Meeting of the Vermont Paralegal Organization. The meeting will take place on Thursday, May 10th at Trader Dukes in Read more »
SRH Law Partner Drew Kervick recently presented at a small business workshop in Wilmington, Vermont. The workshop was hosted by Wilmington Works, a group that was formed in 2013 to help the Read more »
On Monday night, the City of Burlington Development Review Board approved Devonwood Investors’ redevelopment plans for the Burlington Town Center (BTC). The Development Review Board voted Read more »
On November 30th, SRH Law’ client, the Randolph Area Community Development Corporation, acquired Armstrong Mobile Home Park, after two years of negotiating and raising funds. The mobile home Read more »
A week ago, SRH Law client, Burlington Town Center, made a formal announcement identifying the Vermont-based firms and companies involved in the redevelopment of its property. Burlington’s Mayor Miro Read more »
Last week SRH Law client Champlain Housing Trust ("CHT") received a favorable decision in a zoning enforcement action against its property, Harbor Place, brought by the Town of Read more »
