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Home » Authors » Shea Meehan

Shea Meehan

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You gave generously, but was it efficient?

Thoughtful planning helps your resources fulfill goals
July 30, 2026
Shea Meehan

Regardless of why you give, you should consider how you give. Efficient giving takes knowledge and a plan. When done well, it can leave you with more resources to give and, ultimately, increase the benefit received by a charity and the people or causes it serves.


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Secure noncompetes with strategic ownership

Noncompetition covenants barred as of June 30, 2027
June 18, 2026
Shea Meehan

As of June 30, 2027, Washington state law will prohibit noncompetition covenants in most employment and independent contractor relationships.


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Developing AI literacy is crucial...

Who needs an attorney when you’ve got AI?

May 7, 2026
Shea Meehan
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Guest Advice

Business owners should plan for incapacity

Some power of attorney arrangements result in unwanted complexities
April 1, 2026
Shea Meehan

When most people think about planning for the possibility of incapacity, they often focus on their personal affairs. However, small business owners should think beyond their individual needs and consider whether they should make specific arrangements to ensure that their incapacity doesn’t incapacitate their business.


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