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Employment Standards During Covid-19

The OSHA wants to ensure certain safety measures in a working environment, yet, also want to make certain that an employee is asserting an issue or concern in good faith. If your employer fails to implement proper guidelines or does not take reasonable steps to safeguard your well-being, then the law offers you, as an employee, the right to refuse to come into your workplace, until the imminent fear is no longer apparent.

May 19, 2020 No Comments

Business Litigation

COVID-19: How to Conduct Remote Depositions

Covid-19 has forced many industries to adjust their business operations so that they can comply with the distancing needed. The legal industry is not unlike others, as they have put efforts to make all court hearings virtual or over the phone. One of the many procedures that have made this change is the taking of a witness’ depositions. It is important that even attorneys with years of experience take the following factors into consideration when conducting a virtual deposition.

May 19, 2020 No Comments

Tax Law

What IRS Troubles Are Occuring Due to COVID-19?

IRS Troubles During COVID-19 Due to the ongoing pandemic, the IRS had to cut its working staff, close its offices around

May 15, 2020 No Comments

Bankruptcy

Covid-19 Disaster Assistance Update

The measurements taken to prevent the spread of Covid-19 in the US have caused an economic downturn that is dramatically affecting our country’s small businesses. While Congress was able to enact the CARES Act to provide emergency financial aid to those applied for one of its programs; unfortunately, it has now been reported that funding for these programs has been exhausted.

May 5, 2020 No Comments

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Can I Hold a Funeral During COVID-19?

If you or a loved one have been affected by COVID-19 and would like to learn more information about holding a funeral during this pandemic, do not hesitate to contact one of our experienced attorneys at EPGD Business Law. EPGD Business Law is located in beautiful Coral Gables, West Palm Beach and historic Washington D.C. Call us at (786) 837-6787, or contact us through the website to schedule a consultation.

April 22, 2020 No Comments

Business Law

Commercial Impracticability: Is COVID-19 an Excuse for Nonperformance?

As many of our questions are still left in the unknown, there may come some ease knowing that the law offers consideration during times like this. More recently, government intervention and closures have created shortages in staff and labor workers, while a shortfall in supplies have deviated businesses from performing their contractual duties.

April 20, 2020 No Comments

EPGD Business Law

Is there a Grace Period for Rental Payments during the COVID-19 Pandemic?

A grace period is a predetermined period of time immediately following a payment due date during which a late fee or

March 30, 2020 No Comments

Business Litigation

Force Majeure and Excusable Non-Performance in Contracts Affected by COVID-19

Due to the forced closure of many “non-essential” businesses, many contractual obligations have been affected due to the resulting workforce and supply shortages. These disruptions have left many wondering whether “force majeure” provisions will relieve them of their contractual obligations.

March 23, 2020 No Comments

COVID-19

What Happens if my City Passes an Emergency Ordinance in Response to COVID -19 that is More Restrictive than My State’s Emergency Order? Which Law do I Follow?

When conflict between laws or orders issued from different levels of government exists, the law at the higher level will typically govern unless that law or declaration is found to be unconstitutional. For instance, when federal and state law is in conflict, the federal law will supersede, or preempt, the state law and take precedence due to the supremacy clause of the United States Constitution.

March 19, 2020 No Comments

Federal Law

What Should l Know About the Debt Ceiling Deal?

What is the debt ceiling? The debt ceiling is the maximum amount that the United States can borrow. When the debt

October 5, 2023 No Comments

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Employment Standards During Covid-19

COVID-19: How to Conduct Remote Depositions

What IRS Troubles Are Occuring Due to COVID-19?

Covid-19 Disaster Assistance Update

Commercial Impracticability: Is COVID-19 an Excuse for Nonperformance?

Is there a Grace Period for Rental Payments during the COVID-19 Pandemic?

Force Majeure and Excusable Non-Performance in Contracts Affected by COVID-19

What Happens if my City Passes an Emergency Ordinance in Response to COVID -19 that is More Restrictive than My State’s Emergency Order? Which Law do I Follow?

What Should l Know About the Debt Ceiling Deal?

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