COVID-19
Exercise is an Essential Activity
YLD Division Director and avid runner If you’re like me, you’re probably feeling a lot of things right now. Uncertainty is now the new normal, and lawyers…
U.S. International Education Response and Resilience Webinar Series
The U.S. Commercial Service Global Education Team is offering the “U.S. International Education Response and Resilience Webinar Series” to address the…
Wednesday Wellness Sessions: Transforming the Way Attorneys Treat Themselves, Their Clients and the Law
In the face of a world-wide crisis and unprecedented uncertainty, panic and fear are the true pandemic. And as advisors we are asked to put our own problems…
IRS Response to COVID-19: Installment Agreements, Offers in Compromise, and IRS Collection Actions
The novel coronavirus known as COVID-19 has changed the world as a global pandemic disrupts the day-to-day business operations of almost every country. The…
What are all those dates again? And another extension from Justice Beasley
I know it is difficult keeping track of all the moving dates and deadlines. For your convenience, here is a chart with all the current extensions. Below the…
NCIC COVID-19 Response Updates
On April 2, 2020, Chief Justice Cheri Beasley issued an Order that, among other things, directed that all superior and district court proceedings be scheduled…
Important NC Supreme Court Cases Affecting Administrative Law Today
Today’s NC Supreme Court opinions included several that may have a direct effect on the direction, interpretation and implementation of administrative law…
Government Stimulus for the Family Lawyer – CARES ACT – Paycheck Protection Program (PPP)
The COVID-19 Pandemic has changed the ability of the family law attorney to generate revenue. Stay at Home Orders and court closures have severely reduced the…
Paycheck Protection Program – Employer’s Cheat Sheet
On Thursday night, the Treasury Department released a direct final rule implementing the Paycheck Protection Program, which authorizes most financial…
New Order Closes State Courts Through May 1 (if not June 1) For Most Business
A few days ago, we provided the section an update on extensions and closures due to COVID-19. With another week comes yet another update, this by way of an…