Chevron Falls, Courts Rise, Opportunities Knock During the 16 years I taught income tax law to lawyers here in the Birmingham area, there were certain principles I could explain with confidence. One of them was this: if Treasury issued a regulation interpreting an unclear tax statute, and that interpretation was reasonable, courts were generally going to uphold it. That principle shaped tax practice for decades. Tax lawyers, accountants, and businesses relied on it every day.

As the holidays approach, many of us look forward to familiar routines — sharing meals, catching up with loved ones, and maybe even watching a little football together. What we don’t look forward to are the hard conversations. But sometimes those conversations are the very things that spare our families stress later. I’m not talking about politics or old family grievances. I’m talking about something far more practical: what happens when someone gets sick, becomes unable to m

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