Publications Archive

Clear guidance provided by two RCCB Employment Practice Partners in July 2020 regarding businesses re-opening as COVID-19 evolved. 

RCCB Partners published an alert on April 9, 2020, to help business owners, independent contractors, and the self-employed understand available COVID-19 loan and grant programs. 

RCCB provides guidance to help you understand factors to consider in reopening the workplace.

RCCB Employment Practice Group reviews the details of federal government programs established to assist businesses, independent contractors, and self-employed during the COVID-19 pandemic. The main programs discussed are the Paycheck Protection Program ("PPP") and the Economic Injury Disaster Loans ("EIDL"). 

Employment Practice Group partner writes about the Department of Labor letter and the 401(K) plans of trillions of dollars being infused into investment capital for private equity funds and what that really means for employers and employees. 

RCCB legal team wade through Payment Protection Program ("PPP") established as part of the CARES Act, and the stance of the IRS. 

Business Restructuring and Bankruptcy Group partners, provide candid action steps during a Zoom presentation that will address how to protect your business in these challenging times.

Our Intellectual Property partner provides a detailed update on the rush to trademark COVID-19 items. She discusses single and multi-color product packaging and registration issues circulating in the Federal Circuit and the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board (T.T.A.B.).

Navigating commercial leasing and COVID-19 along with practical tips to guide the cautionary are discussed in this missive. 

It is possible for housing developers to find welcome debt relief in federally-sponsored housing programs during the COVID-19 pandemic. We provide the tools to decipher these complicated programs intended to assist private lenders, developers, and tenants. 

Up-to-the-minute advice is provided on how businesses can protect servers and databases with telecommuting and work-from-home situations as "shelter-in-place" orders are issued. Additional discussion and recommendations on phishing and cyber-attacks to assist businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic. 

During these unprecedented times of Covid-19, our NY Super Lawyers dispel fear by maneuvering federal red tape and explaining the processes needed for business survival. 

An in-depth look at developing business deals with Israel, a modernization leader. 

The "Remedies to Resolve Property Line Problems" is an informative course presented by RCCB Senior Counsel James Ettelson. Throughout the program, Ettelson discusses boundary line agreements, the grant of easement, variance, trespass action to try title, and more. 

The 30th Annual Philadelphia Tax Conference, sponsored by the ABA Tax Section meetings are great ways to get connected, educated, and stay updated on all things tax-related. 

After a lengthy refinement, the California Governor finalized amendments to the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA). Detailed is a synopsis of the legislation changes and what it means to businesses and employees. 

New Calilfornia legislation to have groundbreaking effects on the sale of Internet of Things (loT) devices resulting in blowback to hundreds of thousands of everyday products. 

The American Bar Association submitted to the Internal Revenue Service in Washington DC "Comments on Proposed Regulations Regarding Investments in Qualified Opportunity Funds Under Section 1400Z-2" in July 2019 as an update to existing QOZ Tax Comments. 

Boundary Line Agreements, Grant of Easement, Variance, and Trespass Action to Try Title are just some of the topics that James Ettelson delves into during the "Remedies to Resolve Property Line Problems" CLE course.