Accounting & Finance Council - 2019 First Quarter Meeting

Attend the first quarter meeting of the Accounting & Finance Council at The Victory Building, 1401 West Capitol Avenue, Little Rock, AR 72201 on Friday, March 1.

• Identify the potential legal pitfalls to avoid when implementing data analytics
• Discuss driver per diem programs and tax impacts on trucker pay
• Receive an overview of recent Department of Labor updates and coming changes

• Review recent trends in industry litigation regarding driver compensation

• For ATA members who submit their meeting registration by the deadline and attend the meeting, there is no fee.
• ATA members who attend without registering or register but do not attend will be charged $25.
• Out of courtesy, if you decide to attend after the registration deadline, please contact ATA office.
• ATA welcomes guests and non-members to Council meetings for $50.

 

MEET THE SPEAKERS

With an LL.M. in Taxation, Kayleigh Dulaney advises individuals, partnerships, closely held businesses and charitable organizations in a diverse range of tax-related areas including entity formation, real estate transactions, corporate transactions, mergers and acquisitions, and federal and state tax law. She regularly advises nonprofit entities in applying for, obtaining, and maintaining tax-exempt status. In 2018, Mid-South Super Lawyers named Kayleigh a "Rising Star" in the areas of tax law, estate planning and probate administration, business and corporate law, and nonprofit organizations.


Regina Young's practice centers on litigation and trial work. She defends employers in federal and state court litigation and appeals, including claims under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the Americans with Disabilities Act, the Family and Medical Leave Act, the Age Discrimination in Employment Act, the Fair Labor Standards Act, and state law claims involving trade secrets, non-compete agreements, arbitration agreements, wrongful discharge, the Arkansas Civil Rights Act and the Arkansas Minimum Wage Act. She has been recognized by Mid-South Super Lawyers since 2012 and was voted one of the 100 "Best Lawyers in Little Rock" by the readers of Soirée Magazine and Arkansas Business in 2016.


Neemah Esmaeilpour's practice focuses on employment law and business immigration. He represents employers and professionals in a variety of matters, including minimum wage and overtime issues, employee leave, discrimination claims, employment contracts, covenants not to compete, visa petitions, and EEOC/DOL/ICE investigations. Mid-South Super Lawyers has recognized him as "Rising Star" since 2016 in labor and employment law, and he was voted one of the 100 "Best Lawyers in Little Rock" by the readers of Soirée Magazine and Arkansas Business in 2017. He is a graduate of Leadership Greater Little Rock, Class XXXIII.


During his 35 years of trial practice, Greg Jones has handled significant high-stakes litigation in a wide variety of areas including transportation, products liability, civil rights and employment, constitutional law, and commercial disputes. Jones currently serves as outside general counsel for the Arkansas Trucking Association.