updated 4/22/2020 Although governmental and public attention has focused largely on residential evictions during the current public health crisis, there have been legal developments affecting evictions from commercial properties, as
Taking care of your child during a pandemic is difficult enough without the added factor of co-parenting with your ex-spouse. Added to this stress is the need to become your
Mayor Walsh has announced a Small Business Relief Grant program for Suffolk County businesses. The parameters for eligibility are as follows: Companies with 0-5 employees and less than $250,000 in
On Wednesday April 1st, the Application Form and additional guidance was published regarding the Payroll Protection Program including Information Sheets for Borrowers and Lenders. In order to apply you will
There is insurance for many casualty events. The question is whether insurance can help with the current crisis. The answer: maybe. There are a few rules that apply to the
On March 31, Governor Baker issued an “Order Extending the Closing of Certain Workplaces and the Prohibition on Gatherings of More Than 10 People.” The extension is effective April 1 and
In response to the Coronavirus pandemic, on March 30, 2020, the New Hampshire Department of Revenue Administration announced two forms of tax relief. First, the DRA will allow taxpayers filing
On March 25, 2020 the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services, Waste Management Division, Hazardous Waste Remediation Bureau, and Oil Remediation and Compliance Bureau issued a COVID-19 notice. The purpose
As a result of delays caused at least in part by COVID19, the Compliance Bureau of the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services issued a notice on March 25, 2020
In light of the essential services and gatherings orders issued by Governor Baker in response to the COVID-19 outbreak, Massachusetts corporations that hold “live” shareholder or director meetings may need
The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act that was signed into law on March 27th provides several important temporary and permanent employee benefit plan changes to address individuals
The U.S. Senate Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship has published an excellent “Small Business Owner’s Guide to the CARES ACT.” The Guide provides the following general information. 1) Paycheck
When a customer becomes a debtor in bankruptcy, your first act should be to take all necessary steps to avoid violating the automatic stay imposed by the United States Bankruptcy
Whether you are a boarding school confronted by families hoping to recoup fees for room and board, or a day school with families arguing that the shift to a remote