First and foremost, if you are an employer in Nevada, you should belong to the Nevada Association of Employers (NAE). They offer their members a ton of resources, including webinars, sample policies, and - most valuable - a member hotline
We have recently gotten a ton of new inquiries from people looking to form nonprofits and others whose board meetings must resemble an episode of Jerry Springer. We've written before on setting up a nonprofit, but it's high time we
We often find ourselves representing the seller of a business, which is why we've published a couple of articles on the topic.
We get it - as a buyer you're already shelling out money to buy the business and don't want
First, I'm going to do my best to talk you out of it. Regardless of your geographical location, there are likely tons - TONS - of nonprofits already in existence. Nevada alone has over 8,000 nonprofits. Under the theory there's
The rules are changing so quickly it's nearly impossible to stay on top of the guidance that's coming out. Below we have assembled some resources for our employers who are trying to determine what to do with their employees, contractors,
Please forgive the unpolished nature of what follows, but I was furiously taking notes during a webinar with Joseph Amato, Director of the Nevada District of the SBA. Some things have changed since our last articles which we will go
Edited based on information received during a 4/7/2020 webinar with Joe Amato, SBA's Nevada District Office Director. Notes from that are here.
In an effort to get as close to the horse's mouth, so to speak, we are sharing the information
Updated 4/9/2020
Nevada Banks - Taking Non-Client Applications or Not?
Latest updates on funding as of 4/7/2020 5:16pm: From SBA Webinar
OPTIONS FOR FUNDING - Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL) and Paycheck Protection Program (PPP)
US Treasury Guidance on PPP
Vegas Chamber Webinars - MAIN
***4/3/2020 UPDATE***
As you may be aware, Governor Sisolak declared Emergency Directive 008 (the "Directive") earlier this week. The Directive essentially puts a stay (prohibition) on all commercial and residential evictions and foreclosures while the state of emergency (issued March 12, 2020) remains in
We are fielding a LOT of calls from businesses that are on the fringe of "essential" and are asking if they
can continue to operate.
The short answer is that, in most cases, it's not abundantly clear.
First, let's go to the source