The coronavirus pandemic has forced most of us to stay home, and as a result, we are all looking for hobbies to pick up while we are social distancing. For some, quarantine hobbies have become Netflix binge watching or mastering
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Don’t Be Caught Off Guard by the Tax & Legal Consequences of Your New Quarantine Hobby (Part 1 of 3)
The coronavirus pandemic has forced most of us to stay home, and as a result, we are all looking for hobbies to pick up while we are social distancing. For some, quarantine hobbies have become Netflix binge watching or mastering…
COVID-19 Raises Privacy Issues for Major-League Baseball
After months of delay trying to address COVID-19 issues, the 2020 Major League Baseball (“MLB”) season finally opened Thursday night with the New York Yankees defeating the Washington Nationals, 4-1, and the Los Angeles Dodgers pulling away from the San…
New Act Provides More Flexibility to PPP Borrowers
By Ryan Onosko
Today President Trump signed the Paycheck Protection Program Flexibility Act of 2020 (the “Act”) to amend certain provisions of the CARES Act related to the forgiveness of loans under the Paycheck Protection Program (“PPP”) and for a number of other…
SBA Publishes PPP Loan Forgiveness Application
By Jason Scoby
On Friday, the SBA published its Paycheck Protection Program Loan Forgiveness Application, which includes instructions for completing the application. The application can be found here. Of note, the application contains further information with respect to the timing of paying…
SBA Issues Further Guidance on PPP Loan Repayment Safe Harbor; All Loans Under $2 Million Deemed to Have Been Received in Good Faith
By Jason Scoby
This morning, the SBA issued much anticipated additional guidance with respect to the Paycheck Protection Program’s repayment safe harbor. The new guidance provides significant clarity with respect to how the SBA will evaluate whether a borrower made the following certification…
SBA Extends Safe Harbor for Repaying PPP Loans to May 14, Promises More Guidance on Certification Issue
By Peter Faust
The Small Business Administration has given borrowers another week to decide whether to repay loans under the Paycheck Protection Program without the risk of penalties.
On Tuesday night, the SBA extended the safe harbor for repaying PPP loans from May…
$310 Billion Added to Paycheck Protection Program and $10 Billion Added to Emergency EIDL Grant
By Jason Scoby
An additional amount of $310 billion has been added to the Paycheck Protection Program bringing the total amount allocated for potentially forgivable PPP Loans to $659 billion, and an additional amount of $10 billion has been added to the emergency…
Don’t Waive Goodbye to Your Construction Lien Rights
Wisconsin’s construction lien law provides contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, service providers, and design professionals with a valuable remedy to help them collect payment for their work. On privately owned projects, the law allows these parties to place a lien against the…
Wisconsin Construction Liens 101
Most Wisconsin construction contractors know that the construction lien law exists, but few know how it works or how to use it. With the economy reeling from the COVID-19 crisis, construction lien rights will become more vital than ever to…