The jury is still out as to what we’ve collectively learned from both the pandemic and the urban disruption as a response to George Floyd’s death while in police custody, but there are some…
As businesses reopen and seek to restore operations to pre-COVID levels, we have received a number of questions concerning the use of liability waivers to reduce legal risk related to COVID-19. The main concern…
“He who doesn’t understand history is deemed to repeat it.” And no one wants to repeat what we’ve all been through—and are still going through. So it’s not too early to reflect on what…
John Remakel will join a panel of experts in a webinar “What Is Going to Happen to My Favorite Restaurant?” presented by the Minnesota chapter of the Turnaround Management Association on June 18 at…
Matt Duffy and Pat Weller will be panelists in the upcoming Minnesota Real Estate Journal webinar “Current Issues and Trends Affecting the Restaurant Community.” They will be joined by restaurateur Brian Ingram (New Bohemia,…
Dennis Monroe is quoted in a recent Star Tribune article discussing the Federal Reserve’s new Main Street Lending Program. Although intended for small to medium-sized businesses, the program is unlikely to attract many borrowers…
1. Are there any new insurance policies or endorsements available that would protect business owners against claims made by patrons, guests, or employees alleging exposure to and/or infection of the virus at their properties?…
On May 19, Tim Ring joined Rick Ormsby and Derek Ball of Unbridled Capital as a guest on a webinar discussing the traps and provisions of the PPP loan forgiveness program. See the presentation accompanying…
Many property insurance policies contain coverage for certain types of business interruption. Business interruption insurance usually operates as a safety net to compensate business owners for losses when their place of business must temporarily…
