In recent years, states have been increasingly aggressive in the administration of unclaimed property laws. The Temple-Inland case represents the pinnacle of state aggression. The Revised Uniform Unclaimed Property Act of 2016 represents a potential legislative response to Temple-Inland. Holders should be cognizant of current trends in unclaimed property administration, and how state laws may change in the near future.
Listen to unclaimed property professionals from Baker Tilly and Horwood Marcus & Berk as they explore those issues and offer practice tips and their predictions on how unclaimed property laws will evolve over the next few years.
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