Question: With the recent stock market decline, does it make sense for me to sell stocks that have decreased in value to create losses for tax purposes and then buy back the same positions?
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Playing to a Tough Audience: Seizing a Principal’s Assets without Obtaining a Judgment
For the prolific sales rep victimized by the withholding of commissions due, few moves will command greater attention from the principal than exercising the lawful self-help remedy of grabbing those unpaid commission dollars, then pursuing litigation.
Additional PPP Funding and U.S. Chamber Grant
President Trump signed the $484 Billion stimulus bill, adding additional relief for small businesses and healthcare. This stimulus package includes $310 Billion in additional funding for Paycheck Protection Program (“PPP”) loans. The funds are expected to be absorbed far more quickly than the 13 days of the initial PPP funding.
COVID-19: What Comes Next?
The COVID-19 pandemic has placed enormous strain on employers tasked with maintaining the viability of their businesses while also complying with their legal obligations to employees under the increasingly complex employment law framework.
What Happens in California Doesn’t Necessarily Stay in California
California has recently enacted a number of new laws that can affect businesses throughout the country, including manufacturers and sales representatives. This multi-part article focuses on two of them: California Assembly Bill 5 (“AB5”), which provides a test to determine if a worker/service provider is an independent contractor or employee, and “Proposition 65,” which addresses environmental and health-related concerns about products sold in California.
ADA Considerations for Employers in the Age of the Coronavirus
The COVID-19 pandemic has placed enormous strain on employers tasked with maintaining the viability of their businesses while also complying with their legal obligations to employees under the increasingly complex employment law framework.
SBA Programs Update
Earlier this week, we shared that the Small Business Administration (“SBA”) will begin accepting Paycheck Protection Program loan applications starting tomorrow, April 3…
Planning Ahead with New Restrictions on Inherited IRAs
Question: Any suggestions on how to deal with the new rules on accelerated distributions for inherited IRAs?
PPP Loan Application and Guide
Yesterday, the Small Business Administration (“SBA”) has made the application for the Payroll Protection Program (“PPP”) loan available.
Key Aspects of Business Interruption Insurance
Insurance Coverage Considerations in the Age of COVID-19
By now, it is beyond cliché to note that we are in uncharted waters. For our business owners and managers alike, we wanted to offer some guidance for insurance-related issues as you consider whether to pursue coverage for COVID-19 related claims.