Pandemic poses new questions about business insurance
Mid-pandemic will be intimidating for businesses as they examine whether their insurance will cover so many issues that hadn’t been part of pre-pandemic.
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06, 2020
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06, 2020
PPP loans expected to trigger qui tam wave
Attorneys — both those who represent whistleblowers who may bring qui tam cases and those who counsel companies that may have to fend off such suits — say it may be too soon to know how high the litigation wave may crest.
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05, 2020
Litigants view virtual mediation as a solution during COVID-19 crisis
Attorneys are finding creative, new ways to use existing technology to adapt to COVID-19 social distancing protocols, one of which is conducting virtual mediation and remote ADR.
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05, 2020
Tips for creating the best future for your business after COVID-19
One of the biggest uncertainties in this turbulent time is what the future of business after COVID-19 will look like. In today’s landscape, local business closures, plummeting stocks and furloughed employees are easy to [...]
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05, 2020
How to obtain loan forgiveness? The latest PPP guidelines
Some businesses are finding the Paycheck Protection Program more straightforward than others. For those who were able to keep employees and use at least 75% of the loan for payroll expenses and the rest [...]
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05, 2020
Law firms adjusting wellness programs amid COVID-19
Attorneys and law firms have long had to deal with the mental health challenges that are so prevalent in the legal profession even in the best of times, and with COVID-19 both magnifying those [...]
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05, 2020
Commentary: Best Practices for Using Online Videoconferencing Services
Due to the ongoing situation with COVID-19, attorneys have been forced to make rapid changes to the way they conduct business and communicate with clients, the courts and even internal staff. One of those [...]
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05, 2020
Plenty of questions as employers get ready to open again
Employers have many questions as they start to think about reopening their workplaces. Chief among them are what they can do to ensure the safety of their employees, as well as customers and other visitors. Another biggie is what liability they’re looking at if someone gets sick.But guidance from government bodies changes from day to day, making it difficult for companies to know what they’re expected to do.
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05, 2020
Reopening during the pandemic: ‘Minefield’ awaits the unprepared
With no vaccine for the virus, businesses that reopen without appropriate measures in place can expect to fend off lawsuits if their employees or customers contract COVID-19 and hold them responsible.
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05, 2020
Crisis Management Interview: Steve Richard of Execvision
BridgeTower CEO Adam Reinebach talked with Steve Richard, Co-Founder and Chief Evangelist at Execvision, a venture-backed conversation intelligence platform company based in Virginia. Learn more at about Execvision – www.execvision.io Visit [...]