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COVID-19 Presents Construction Industry with Challenging New Legal Issues
2020年4月15日
从事建筑相关活动的企业, 无论是公共项目还是私人项目, 包括业主, contractors, 分包商, 材料供应商, 以及付款担保和履约担保, can expect that there will be new and challenging legal problems resulting from the impact of the Coronavirus. While certain types of projects have been deemed to be essential, 其他人则没有, 导致停工和...
Read More2020年4月13日
(4月22日更新), 2020)Congress passed major legislation to address economic and health problems caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and is currently considering additional changes to the law. Government agencies are regularly providing regulations and guidance for businesses and individuals to understand how these laws affect them and what new benefits are available.We have compiled the links below to help clients and community members locate relevant...
Read MoreCOVID-19 and Contracts – Assessing Business Liability for Breach
2020年4月7日
COVID-19 and its effects are forcing businesses across the nation to critically analyze operations. 有些公司为了维持运营，正在变得越来越有创意. Others are simply unable to move forward in the current business environment and are forced to cut their losses. 如果你不幸处于后一种情况, one of the first things you should do is review your current contract, 比如你的商业租赁或供应商协议, to...
Read More2020年4月6日
On March 27, 2020冠状病毒援助, Relief, 经济安全法案(“关怀法案”)签署成为法律. The CARES Act provides numerous avenues for businesses to obtain financial assistance and relief as a result of the Coronavirus pandemic. The law is over 800 pages long and cannot be addressed in an article of this length. However, there are several program components that businesses should review and may find beneficial. 这篇文章...
Read MoreHow to Build a Pier in Virginia: Five Things Waterfront Property Owners Need to Know
2020年4月1日
为什么要建码头?春天来了，夏天快到了, many waterfront property owners have contacted our waterfront law team asking about the legal hurdles involved in constructing or expanding a pier or dock in Virginia. Having a pier attached to your waterfront property is highly desirable. 它不仅增加了你的房子的财产价值, but it also allows you to make the most of your waterfront location. 高品质码头...
Read MoreWorker Safety During a Pandemic: Handling Employees’ Fear of Exposure and Employees with COVID-19
2020年3月31日
(最后更新于4月6日, 2020)The COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in unprecedented challenges for employers. While many retail establishments and other businesses have voluntarily or involuntarily shut down and many other organizations are allowing employees to work remotely, others are attempting to remain operating at full or reduced capacity. Those who are maintaining on-site operations may find that some employees refuse to come to work because of...
Read More2020年3月26日
我们正生活在前所未有的时代. 许多州都发布了“就地避难”的命令。. 我们的州长已经关闭了所有不必要的业务. One significant effect of these conditions is the loss of diminution of employment. As a result, 受法院命令约束的人, may find themselves unable to pay their court ordered support be it spousal or child support.The first thing to remember is that support is pursuant to a court...
Read MoreWhat Employers Need to Know about the Families First Coronavirus Response Act
2020年3月26日
Last week, the President signed into law the Families First Coronavirus Response Act (“FFCRA”), the first of what promises to be a number of legislative enactments addressing the current pandemic. The FFCRA contains three specific laws that small to mid-sized employers should review: Public Health Emergency Leave, 紧急带薪病假法案, and the Tax Credits for Paid Sick and Paid Family and Medical Leave. 根据指南公布的...
Read MoreAn Overview of Virginia’s Fraudulent Conveyance Statutes and Case Law
2020年3月19日
A fraudulent conveyance is one undertaken “with intent to delay, hinder, or defraud creditors”. Va. Code § 55.1-400. Case law demonstrates that a court looks at the enumerated badges of fraud similar to a totality of circumstances analysis. In general, there are many facts and scenarios which the law interprets to be signs of fraud, 由此可以推断出欺诈意图.I. Applicable Virginia LawUnder Virginia law, a fraudulent conveyance...
Read MoreMarketing and Job Search Requirements after a Workplace Injury in Virginia
2020年2月7日
After an injured employee suffers a workplace accident that is deemed compensable under the Virginia Workers’ Compensation Act, the employer is required to provide the injured employee with medical treatment for those compensable injuries. The employer must pay for the medical treatment that the injured employee receives for the injury. 作为其中的一部分，提供了医疗现金网官网, the injured employee’s treating physician will continually assess and...
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