Coronavirus Information
Hawley Troxell continues to actively monitor the fast moving developments related to Coronavirus (COVID-19).
The World Health Organization declared the virus a worldwide pandemic on January 30, 2020. In our efforts to be socially responsible, we deployed 95% of our workforce including our attorneys into a Work From Home (WFH) status. This deployment was fast and easy to execute given that our firm is hosted in the cloud. As we slowly prepare to return to the office, all staff and attorneys are required to wear masks, have their temperature taken as they enter the building, schedule all meetings via Zoom and continue to social distance. Our attorneys remain extremely busy — some more so than others due to this very issue at hand. We remain prepared and able to handle your legal issues regardless of nature. While we continue to not conduct any business in the confines of our offices until such time that we are safe to reopen our physical doors, we are ALL working to assist you in navigating this environment.
We appreciate your trust and confidence as we assist with these challenging issues. Our thoughts are with you, your loved ones and organizations as we all navigate this public health crisis together.
We’ve drafted and circulated the following client alerts to assist our clients in navigating this difficult issue:
- 6:19: Recent Changes to the Payroll Protection Program
- 6/4: Webinar: Business Beyond the Blip: Keeping Idaho Healthy
- 6/2: IBR Breakfast Series: COVID-19 Response and Recovery
- 5/28: Webinar: Industrial Conditions in the COVID-19 Environment
- 5/18: COVID-19 Relief for Cafeteria Plans
- 5/8: Things to Consider When Employees Return to Work
- 5/1: IRS and DOL Jointly Issue Final Rule Extending Time Frames: Benefit Plans, Plan Participants and Beneficiaries
- 4/30: Governor Little Announces Idaho Rebound Cash Grants Program
- 4/29: Webinar: Where Do We Go From Here: Landlord – Tenant Law in 2020
- 4/24: Advance Directives
- 4/14: Webinar: COVID-19 Employment Law
- 4/10: Federal Reserve Releases Term Sheets for Main Street Lending New Loan Facility and Main Street Expanded Loan Facility programs
- 4/8: Webinar: Critical Legal Strategies to Manage Through the Coronavirus Crisis
- 4/9: Impacts of the Coronavirus on School Bond Issues
- 4/2: Important Facts for Small Businesses to Know NOW About the Tax Features of the CARES Act
- 4/2: Coronavirus and Business Interruption Insurance Coverage
- 4/2: The United States Patent and Trademark Notice Extends SOME Deadlines in Response to the COVID-10 Outbreak
- 3/30: Employee Benefits Issues in the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act
- 3/27: Occupational Disease Claims in the COVID-19 Environment
- 3/26: Tax Policymakers’ Responses to Coronavirus
- 3/25: Inside Hawley Troxell’s Response to COVID-19
- 03/25: Idaho Hospitals: What the Governor’s Waiver of DHW Rules Means to Your Facility
- 03/20: Force Majeure and COVID-19
- 03/19: The Families First Coronavirus Response Act
- 03/19: Employment Law and the Coronavirus
- 03/19: COVID-19 Update from Hawley Troxell
Please see below for helpful links to current information:
- State of Idaho Official Resources for the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19)
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
- USA.gov Government Response to Coronavirus, COVID-19
- Idaho Rebounds: Stages of Reopening
- FFCRA Workplace Poster
- Department of Labor FFCRA Questions & Answers
- U.S. Department of Agriculture COVID-19 Federal Rural Resource Guide
- IRS Paid Leave Tax Credit FAQs
- State Judicial Emergency Orders
- Lex Mundi’s Directory of Restructuring and Insolvency Experts
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