On May 13, 2020, the Small Business Administration (SBA) once again updated the FAQs for Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans. These newest updates include information about how the SBA will audit the good-faith certification regarding PPP loan requests. This information
Our clients, from restaurants to doctor’s offices to manufacturers and hospitality companies are laying the groundwork for restart. Make sure your plan is complete. We have already helped a number of our clients with legally compliant plans and we want
The Coronavirus continues to spread globally, including in the United States where the first novel cases that cannot be traced to travel or contact with an infected individual have been reported. The government response has included a series of unforced
In the headlines today is a Canadian case between parents and their daughter. The parents loaned their daughter $110,000 to purchase a home. However, the parents ran into tax trouble and needed access to cash. The parents asked their daughter
I am often asked by clients if they should be investing in patents, copyrights or trademarks when selling products online including through sites like Amazon®. Sometimes the answer is all three, but in some cases protection is not available under
Film and TV production has been steadily growing in New Mexico. Mostly due to the 25-30% refundable tax credit, offered by the state.[i] Before setting out to do research for this article I figured New Mexico’s backdrop was also a
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Unveiling a new product or service is an exciting event. From the moment that the seed of the idea first germinates in your mind until the time you display the full bloom in all its glory, you think about your
The Second Circuit of the U.S. Court of Appeals recently held in FTC v. Moses, Docket No. 16-3811-cv & 16-3805-cv (January 11, 2019) that it was proper to find two individual co-owners and co-directors of several corporate debt collector entities
Nondisclosure agreements offer critical protection for a business’ intangible assets, including its trade secrets and confidential information. Many workers are bound by these agreements and many business owners rely on them to try to keep their “secret sauce” safe from
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If you are a business owner in the state of Arizona, there are two new labor laws that could significantly impact you. The first rule was promulgated by the Department of Labor (“DOL”) and was scheduled to take effect on
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