Why is my Delaware tax bill so high?
It’s that time of year when Delaware corporations start receiving franchise tax notices for annual taxes due by March 1st. Business owners...
Go Vote
In the United States, the average turnout hovers between 50-60% of the population. In 2000, roughly 50.3% of the eligible voting age population...
What’s Odin Law & Media Playing (Fall 2020)
As a law firm with several video game attorneys on staff, everyone is a gamer in their own right. Here’s what we’ve been playing this fall...
Legislative Update: AB 2257 is now California law – now what?
Eight months after the enactment of AB 5, California’s Employee Classification law, employers are once again having to re-evaluate the status of...
Announcement: New Odin Law Attorney Joins Staff
We’re excited to issue a warm welcome to Stephanie Fields, our newest Attorney. Stephanie Fields, Attorney Stephanie’s practice focuses on...
Brandon J. Huffman to Present at PAX Online 2020
On Saturday, September 19th, Brandon J. Huffman will be presenting at PAX Online 2020 along with Yan Perng (Associate General Counsel, NCSOFT)...
Brandon J. Huffman to Present at Pocket Gamer Connects Helsinki Digital 2020
On Monday, September 14th, Brandon J. Huffman will be presenting at Pocket Gamer Connects Helsinki Digital 2020 along with Yan Perng (Associate...
What California Employers Need to Know about Newly Classified Employees, Part 2
This post and the previous post outline the employers’ responsibilities to new employees under California state law as this year, California...
What California Employers Need to Know about Newly Classified Employees
In the aftermath of the 2018 Dynamex decision and its subsequent codification in AB5 (the “gig workers bill”), California employers are finding...
The ABCs of AB5
Earlier this month, a California judge ordered Lyft and Uber to reclassify their workers while the litigation over the companies’ compliance with...