Stay informed regarding the latest legal developments related to Coronavirus to help advise your clients.
Trusted coverage and insurance carrier counsel discuss the exposures and issues likely to arise from COVID-19. Now On‑Demand »
The most recent federal laws and regulations in play including the CARES Act and Families First Coronavirus Response Act. Now On‑Demand »
Key construction contract terms to consider, including force majeure; notice; scope; enforcement and damages. Now On‑Demand »
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How to maintain a calm demeanor with clients while managing your own emotions and those of your family members. Now On‑Demand »
Challenges concerning contractual clauses and extra-contractual doctrines. Now On‑Demand »
Important considerations, resources, and policy changes all nonprofits should consider during this pandemic. Now On‑Demand »
The law as it relates to pregnancy discrimination, family responsibility discrimination, and parental leave. Now On‑Demand »
Get highlights of the essential ethics guidelines that any lawyer working under extreme circumstances should follow. Now On‑Demand »
How ADR solutions can be used to effectively and fairly resolve COVID-19 insurance coverage disputes. Now On‑Demand »
Learn to utilize the tools already on your computer to work remotely and effectively. Now On‑Demand »
Navigate through your commercial real estate lease provisions and consider actions and strategies to successfully operate during this challenging business climate. Now On‑Demand »
Learn key tax solutions for your business clients and the evolving tax planning issues under the CARES Act. Now On‑Demand »
The fundamentals, legal trends, and recent developments in binding electronic contracts and valid electronic signatures. Now On‑Demand »
The application of RWI in distressed M&A deals and the impact of Covid-19 on the RWI marketplace. Now On‑Demand »
Ensuring clear expectations and ongoing communication with those working remotely. Now On‑Demand »
Expert guidance on protecting yourself, your firm, and your clients. Now On‑Demand »
Critical aspects of establishing and activating an effective business continuity plan for your firm or organization. Now On‑Demand »
Drafting key provisions of a PSA. Now On‑Demand »
The WARN Act, OSHA, layoffs, furloughs, workers compensation, and more. Now On‑Demand »
Prepare for new procedures and new postures with regard to filings, stay applications, and recovery options. Now On‑Demand »
Overview of the Paycheck Protection Program Flexibility Act (PPPFA) and the Revised Interim Final Rule. Now On‑Demand »
Practical guidance on the advantages that the CARES Act has to offer your commercial real estate clients. Now On‑Demand »
Attorneys advising or serving on corporate boards need to know how to navigate unique issues presented by the pandemic and how to analyze new opportunities. Now On‑Demand »
Current and historic reputational crises examples from BP to Boeing are used to discuss key features of reputation crises. Now On‑Demand »
Who is responsible for undertaking any modification of the existing space? Now On‑Demand »
Unprepared employers not only risk receiving fines and citations for failing to adopt adequate protective measurables relative to COVID-19, but also scrutiny workplace safety and health programs. Now On‑Demand »
What kinds of documents can be signed or notarized remotely? Are they secure? What kind of e-signature platform is right for your practice? Now On‑Demand »
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Strategies on reviewing and revising existing clauses in light of COVID‑19. Now On‑Demand »
The legal and regulatory risks of sharing and selling data, including issues with COVID-19 contact tracing. Now On‑Demand »
Procedures a law firm should follow for the claims process and responses to insurer inquiries. Now On‑Demand »
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Why remote online notarization (RON) is commonly used — and misused. Now On‑Demand »
Trends in COVID‑19 waiver litigation including liability waivers as a shield to deter and defend COVID‑19 exposure claims. Now On‑Demand »
The American Law Institute and the Bolch Judicial Institute of Duke Law School have jointly developed an informative video podcast series, “Coping with COVID.” Here is the series to help you gain insights on how COVID is impacting various areas of the profession.
Podcasts are complimentary and do not provide CLE credit.
Here’s what we’re reading today, spurred by the headlines swirling around all of us. Mostly cases about the role of the courts when government curtails liberty or property rights under its police or emergency powers. We’ve now seen the first lawsuit claiming that an order to shut down businesses is a due process violation and is a regulatory taking requiring compensation, and we’re hearing about official quarantines, citations for people violating stay-home orders, and the like.
During this time, some states have acted to allow remote notarization or remote witnessing on an emergency basis. A list of these states can be found here. This is a swiftly developing area so check back for updates. This publication was compiled for the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel (ACTEC).
