Recent guidance from the U.S. Small Business Administration (“SBA”) is causing some businesses to reconsider whether they are eligible for Paycheck Protection Program (“PPP”) loans and to contemplate returning loans they have already received.
The PPP, part of the $2.2
Last Friday, April 24, we had record turnout for the first program in our webinar series with Foundation Software and we look forward to another great program this afternoon! This complimentary series provides guidance on critical issues impacting the construction
Andy Natale was interviewed by Tim Linville of the Construction Employers Association in the CEA’s recent podcast on April 23. You can listen to Andy’s interview here.
Thank you Tim for the opportunity!
On Friday, April 24, members of our Immigration Law Practice Group presented a webinar – COVID-19 Legal Update on Employment-Based Immigration-Related Issues. Below are links to the recording of this webinar and a link to download a copy of the
We had a great turnout for last week’s webinar with Intyllus Advisors discussing Employment Provisions of the FFCRA and the CARES Act.
To view the recorded webinar, please click here.
To download the slides, please click here.
Please tune
With many construction projects being deemed essential and with employees returning to construction sites, it is important to understand OSHA reporting requirements for cases of COVID-19. OSHA has issued interim guidance to its CSHOs regarding recording requirements for cases of
On April 1, Steve Seasly, Kara Williams and Ivan Golden shared insight with members of the Construction Employers’ Association in a webinar that highlighted important guidance related to the Families First Coronavirus Response Act and the Paycheck Protection Program. You
On April 1, 2020, ODOT provided direction on enforcement of COVID-19 social distancing on ODOT projects. The April 1, 2020 memo is linked HERE. ODOT project staff are directed to observe contractors’ work to confirm both six foot social
As the United States responds to the COVID-19 crisis, U.S. immigration agencies are announcing sweeping changes that impact companies and their foreign national workforce.
