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Executive Order
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Contract, Construction, & Lien Law Blog - Paulose & Associates
Is Construction an Essential Service in New York during Coronavirus?
As of Friday March 27, 2020, most construction is not essential and must stop. Pursuant to Governor Andrew Cuomo's various executive orders issued this week, and as clarified by the…
HeplerBroom Blog
Indiana Government Actions on COVID-19
By Beth Bauer
HeplerBroom understands how staying abreast of the latest developments related to COVID-19 is important to your business and planning for the future. We have assembled some of the executive, legislative,…
Ogletree Deakins Insights
Idaho Governor Issues Stay-Home Order Impacting Idaho Businesses
On March 25, 2020, Governor Brad Little and the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare issued a statewide Order to Self-Isolate, which went into effect at 1:30 p.m. on March…
Ciric Law Firm Blog
New York Gov. Cuomo Issuing Orders Significantly Impacting Your Legal Rights
By Pierre Ciric
As the COVID-19 global health crisis impacts U.S. businesses in all industries and Americans in their daily lives, states have reacted quickly to manage the health and economic effects of…
Corporate Law
COVID-19 Update: New Jersey Executive Order No. 110
By Lauren Manduke, Joseph A. Armenti
Executive Order No. 107 (“Executive Order 107”) issued by Governor Phil Murphy on Saturday March 21, 2020 set forth a list of essential retail businesses that can continue to operate,…
Ad Law Access
Price Gouging Enforcement Escalates At Federal and State Levels
As a follow-up to our recent posts on price gouging (see here, here, and here), we noted recent signs that federal and state authorities have escalated their enforcement efforts. On…
Workforce Bulletin
President Signs National Anti-Price Gouging Executive Order
By Anthony Argiropoulos, Sheila A. Woolson
On Monday March 23, 2020, President Donald Trump signed an executive order aimed at preventing hoarding and price gouging. Attorney General William H. Barr indicated that the order is authorized…
Antitrust Advocate
Executive Order Addresses DOJ’s Fight Against Hoarding Activity
On the afternoon of March 23, 2020, United States Attorney General William Barr participated in the Coronavirus Task Force press briefing. Attorney General Barr revealed that, on March 23, President…
Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog
Limitations Period Requiring Suit within One Year of “Date of Loss” Does Not Mean the Date of Breach
With all that is going on in the world, it is a logical extension to think that insurance companies or states might extend the period for filing suit. For example,…
California Workplace Law Blog
Additional Guidance on California’s Shelter-in-Place Order
By Kelly D. Gemelli, Melissa D. Owens
On March 19, California Governor Newson issued a historic Executive Order N-33-20 (the “Order”) impacting approximately 40 million California residents. The Order directs all individuals living in California to stay…