FordHarrison's CARES Act team advises employers on the provisions in the Act that can help mitigate COVID-19's impact on their businesses.
*** WEBINARS ***
To view a recording of our Thursday, June 18 webinar - Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) Update – Where We Are Now - click here. To retrieve a copy of the PowerPoint presentation, click here.
To view a recording of our Wednesday, May 20 webinar - What You Need To Know: SBA Guidance for Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) Loan Forgiveness - click here. To retrieve a copy of the PowerPoint presentation, click here.
To view a recording of our Friday, April 24 webinar - The CARES Act: Are You Prepared for Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) Loan Forgiveness? - click here. To retrieve a copy of the PowerPoint presentation, click here.
To view a recording of our Friday, April 3 webinar - The CARES Act - Loan Programs for Small and Mid-Sized Businesses - click here. To retrieve a copy of the PowerPoint presentation, click here.
To view a recording of our Friday, April 3 webinar - The CARES Act - Unemployment Insurance Benefits, Tax and Employee Benefits Provisions - click here. To retrieve a copy of the PowerPoint presentation, click here.
The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act), signed into law by President Trump on March 27, 2020, is a $2 trillion relief package aimed at helping alleviate some of the impact that the COVID-19 pandemic has had on U.S. businesses. FordHarrison's CARES Act team along with our Coronavirus Taskforce are closely monitoring developments related to the Act and advising employers on the specific provisions related to the workplace.
KEY ALERTS
CARES ACT TEAM
- Small Business Act (SBA)/Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) (Title I of the CARES Act) – Bran Noonan, Becky Kalas, Matt Luttinger, Shane Muñoz, Jack Schaedel, and Ryan Stewart
- Unemployment Insurance (Title II of the CARES Act) – Julie Adams, Laura Alrutz, Angela Cummings, Jeff Mokotoff, Amy Turci, and Johanna Zelman
- Benefits (Title III of the CARES Act) – Tiffany Downs, Jeffrey Ashendorf, Matt Grabell, and Brian Spring
- Midsized Businesses (Title IV of the CARES Act) – Ben Fryer and Garrett Buttrey