Featured Blogs
Rent is Due But When Will it Be Paid – A Landlord’s Perspective
In a time already referred to as the “retail apocalypse”, the novel coronavirus has brought much of the retail industry to its knees. With stores and restaurants shuttered by government […]
Read More....Update on CARES Act 2.0 – What You Should Know
Our friends at Duane Morris, LLP have put together a comprehensive guide to the 2nd round of Federal funding related to the COVID-19 Crisis. The Paycheck Protection Program and Health […]
Read More....Will COVID-19 Be the End of Open Office Spaces?
The Pandemic May Mean the End of the Open-Floor Office. As businesses contemplate the return of workers to their desks, many are considering large and small changes to the modern […]
Read More....Key Issues for Employers in the Coming Weeks
From the Employment Law Team at Hyland Levin Shapiro In these uncertain and confusing times, where regulation and guidance changes daily, it helps to have a team in your corner […]
Read More....NJ Extends Various NJDEP Regulatory Deadlines
New Jersey Executive Order 136 (“EO 136”), issued by Governor Murphy on May 2, 2020, has extended various New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (“NJDEP”) deadlines applicable to permit completeness […]
Read More....How to Ensure Forgiveness of Your PPP Loan
Now that you have PPP funds, we at Abo and Company want to point out certain steps you should take over the next eight weeks to ensure maximum forgiveness of […]
Read More....Deductibility of Costs Paid with PPP Loans That Are Forgiven
On April 30, the IRS issued Notice 2020-32 addressing an important issue that was not covered explicitly in the CARES Act – whether covered costs that are paid with a […]
Read More....Architectural Walls in a Post Coronavirus World
How our work environments and the use of architectural walls will change due to the COVID‐19 pandemic is changing daily (and sometimes hourly). Since many of you have asked my […]
Read More....Philadelphia to Re-Open Construction Projects Friday
When construction resumes Friday in Philadelphia, no work will be allowed in units that are occupied, and all work will be limited to specific hours during the week, except for […]
Read More....Governor Murphy to Re-Open NJ Golf Courses
Governor Phil Murphy said he will reopen state and county parks and golf courses, effective May 2, to bring New Jersey’s recreational policies in line with neighboring states. The governor […]
Read More....Big Banks Temporarily Shut Out of Small Business Loan Portal
Treasury and the Small Business Administration said Wednesday that they will temporarily shut out big banks from the electronic loan portal used to submit applications for the government’s small business relief […]
Read More....New Jersey’s Roadmap to Recovery
Today, Governor Murphy announced a six-step process in his Road to Recovery plan. The stay-at-home Executive Order, which has been in effect since March 21st, will remain in effect in […]
Read More....
