By Neil Hare, Of Counsel, McCarthy Wilson LLP Originally published in Forbes.com, July 25, 2020 Neil Hare is an attorney with McCarthy Wilson LLP and a member of the firm’s Business Law practice group with a focus on assisting clients navigate Small Business Administration loans. Mr. Hare is a nationally recognized expert on small business lending, policy and regulations, contributing …
Business Resources During the COVID-19 Crisis: EIDL and PPP Loans
Neil E. Hare, of counsel to McCarthy Wilson LLP, has recently published a series of artices in Forbes reviewing the CARES Act programs put in place in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. His artices are listed below: Trump Signs New Law Relaxing PPP Rules: What You Need To Know, Forbes, June 5, 2020. House Passes PPP Loan Forgiveness Bill, Treasury Issues …
Hurt on a break at work- when is it compensable?
What happens when you get injured during a “stretch break” at work? Partner Mike DeTroia recently saw that question answered by the Court of Special Appeals. In the matter of Montgomery County, Maryland v. Woldu, Mike represented a Ride-On Operator who suffered a devastating aneurysm rupture while doing exercises on his bus during a break. At the center of the …
Work-related hearing loss: Entitlement to benefits clarified by the Court in Montgomery County, Maryland v. Cochran & Bowen
One of the most pervasive, yet under-claimed, workplace injuries is hearing loss. Heavy machinery, power tools, lawn equipment, engines, and sirens all have the potential to cause hearing loss with prolonged use or exposure. Police, firefighters, machinists, lawn care workers, and factory workers are all exposed to noise hazards yet we see relatively few hearing loss claims. Hearing loss is …
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