Chapter 11 bankruptcy, frequently described as reorganization bankruptcy, often provides businesses with a plan to reorganize and restructure, in order to pay their debt and keep their business alive. The sharp, unexpected turn in the market and temporary forced closures have strained small businesses as their debts continue to accrue. While we all hope for […]
CUP OF JOE: THE LESSER OF TWO EVILS You like horses? This week we head to Monticello in Sullivan County, home of the Monticello Raceway. It is located in the Catskill Region about 85 miles NW of Manhattan, and 165 miles SW of Syracuse. Two Court of Appeals Chief Judges were born in Monticello: Lawrence Cooke […]
Due to the coronavirus, employers are given the green light to let go of anyone in their company without the worry of being sued for discrimination whether it is pregnancy, race, or disability related. All they have to do is make it seem that it is virus related which is not hard to do. This has quickly […]
Looking for a new book recommendation? We have you covered. Every week, one of our team members will share what's currently on their book stack and why. So take a browse through our recommended reads on topics including law, business, entrepreneurship, leadership, and critical thinking. Listen to Taso's review on our podcast: Episode 6 Taso […]
We know how hectic owning a small business can be, especially when juggling a personal life, but it is also extremely rewarding to see your creation become successful. Unfortunately, that success can also make you a target for others who are looking for a shortcut. The success of your business is due to many factors […]
The April Fools installment of Cup of Joe is about tattoos. The topic is, Who Owns My Tattoos, Really? Sounds like a simple question with an easy Answer. It’s not. This week, we are studying an important case dealing with copyright law, entertainment law, the NBA, and Lebron James; and, if you have a tattoo, […]
Many people purchase real estate under an individual’s name, but this can result in personal liability being extended to the property in the event that the property is subject to liens and/or judgments. Instead, avoid personal liability by placing your property into an LLC. This alternative is a great way to protect your assets, avoid […]
Looking for a new book recommendation? We have you covered. Every week, one of our team members will share what’s currently on their book stack and why. So take a browse through our recommended reads on topics including law, business, entrepreneurship, leadership, and critical thinking. Listen to Joe’s review on our podcast: Episode 4 Joe […]
Both federal and state officials have issued guidance for employers to use when documenting leave requests and complying with requirements under the latest COVID-19 leave laws. Federal Families First Coronavirus Response Act Forms The Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA) requires some employers to provide their employees with paid sick leave and expanded family and medical leave […]
PN Attorney Israel Klein was featured in the latest PacerMonitor article on welfare limitations due to the COVID-19 outbreak. When Clara Peterkin got wind of a new virus outbreak, she never dreamed it would lead to her being unemployed. But soon after COVID-19 began to dominate the headlines in the U.S., she found herself laid off and […]