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Boardman Clark publishes three main types of updates on its site: firm news (attorney recognitions and new hires), "Business Minute" posts on regulatory and legal developments, and featured events such as seminars. The content is written for three audiences the firm serves — businesses, public sector clients, and individuals — so the usefulness of any given item depends on which of those groups you fall into. Below is what each category contains, based on the firm's own site.
Firm News
These items cover developments within the firm itself, mainly personnel and recognition announcements. Examples visible on the site include:
- Attorney recognitions — e.g., "Boardman Clark Attorneys Recognized in The Best Lawyers in America® List, 2027 Edition" (dated 08.20.26).
- New hires — e.g., "Boardman Clark Welcomes Tenzin Kaldhen to the Firm" (07.24.26) and "Boardman Clark Welcomes Libbie Osaben to the Firm" (05.22.26).
This category is most useful if you are evaluating the firm's bench strength or tracking whether a specific attorney has joined.
Business Minute
"Business Minute" is the firm's label for short updates on regulatory and legal developments. The site shows two examples:
| Item | Topic | Date |
|---|---|---|
| FinCEN Issues Final Rule Exempting U.S. Companies and Persons from Beneficial Ownership Information Reporting | Federal beneficial ownership reporting requirements | 08.12.26 |
| Trump Accounts As a Child's Investment Strategy | Investment/planning topic | 08.05.26 |
These are the items most likely to be useful if you want to track how a specific regulatory change affects your business or planning decisions. Note that the site presents these as brief updates — treat them as a signal of what the firm is tracking, not as a substitute for advice on your own situation.
Featured Events
The site highlights seminars, including "Common Misconceptions in Estate Planning" (listed for October 30, 2026). The event description states that it covers assumptions people make about estate planning — such as which planning tools suit them and how assets will be distributed — and notes that plans are not one-size-fits-all. It also lists topics such as keeping property in the family, the capabilities and limits of powers of attorney, the roles of different types of trusts, and planning for issues like mental health, dependency, and conflict. Registration is handled through a "Learn More & Register" link on the event listing.
How to Decide If This Content Is Useful to You
- If you run a business: the Business Minute posts on regulatory topics (like the FinCEN reporting rule) are the most directly relevant category.
- If you are a public sector client: the site states the firm serves public sector clients, but the news items shown are firm-wide rather than sector-specific, so check the practice-area pages for public sector work.
- If you are an individual: the estate planning seminar and planning-related Business Minute posts are the closest fit.
One practical caveat: the dates shown on the site (2026 and 2027) are the dates as published there. Check the live site for the current list, since news and event pages change over time.