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05/21/2020

As businesses start to re-open, we're wrapping our series on options in the face of COVID-19. We conclude with a few words on employers policies with respect to teleworking and COVID screening.

Welcome back for the fourth and final installment in our COVID-19 related series where we focus on getting back to work safely and responsibly.  As we approach the middle stages of the CDC’s plan to reopen the US economy, it’s incumbent on business owners to monitor back-to-work guidel

05/04/2020

This week we're talking about getting back to business--safely. How should businesses handle their initial costs and policies in a global-pandemic world?

For the third installment in our COVID-related series, we shift gears a bit toward your options in getting back to business safely and responsibly. Reopening the economy in line with the White House’s three-phased approach will require covering initial costs and the implementation of appropriat

04/24/2020

This week, we're doing a little refresher on general debt and equity financing. Must read for folks looking to raise an emergency friends-and-family round of financing.

Welcome to the second post in our series detailing options to sustain your business through the COVID-19 pandemic. No doubt, many startups and small businesses are looking at how to manage and create cash flow when consumer spending is down in a number of categories. Government programs are drying

04/15/2020

CA and NY businesses: we consolidated a number of aid, grant, and loan programs available to you here.

Mitigating a crisis often follows a pre-ordained path. Those in command of the tools and infrastructure carry out their plans, and people can often feel the wheels turning. Things tend to work out.  But, let’s face it – the spread of COVID-19 is an unprecedented situation. Market outlooks

07/08/2019

https://philweisslaw.com/news-notes/2019/7/8/job-posting-junior-associate

05/01/2019

https://philweisslaw.com/news-notes/2019/1/29/demystifying-the-delaware-franchise-tax-game

Delaware is the preferred state of formation for most large corporations . There are a number of good reasons for this: favorable legal frameworks and experienced judges for corporate disputes, to name a couple. Heavy corporate traffic in a single state also makes it easier for our firm, as corpora