“No man’s life, liberty or property are safe while the Legislature is in session”. This oft-misattributed maxim – commonly credited to Mark Twain but in fact authored by Gideon J. Tucker, a nineteenth-century jurist of the New York Supreme Court – remains uncannily relevant amid the tumult of contemporary legislative practice. Pronounced in 1866 … Continue reading Legislative Ambush of Family Foundations. Critical Analysis of the Draft Amendment to the CIT Act of 29 August 2025