D&S attorneys Stacey Nakasian and Jared Sugerman recently co-authored a guest article for Providence Business News entitled: WorkShare is option for R.I. businesses in crisis. “During the COVID-19 crisis, many Rhode […]
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by Patrick Guida & Matt Phillips | Just as the COVID-19 outbreak has created unprecedented challenges for our society and our community, Rhode Island’s residential and commercial landlord-tenant law has
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by Jared Sugerman | Whether your place of business has remained open during the COVID-19 pandemic or you are planning to reopen when stay-at-home orders are lifted, keeping your employees
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Mike Sweeney was part of an April 2020 article that ran in Rhode Island Lawyers Weekly and Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly entitled: “Terms make PPP loan program ‘no brainer’ for firms,
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On April 8th, Mike Sweeney, Esq., Founding Partner and Shareholder at Duffy & Sweeney and Anthony Mangiarelli, CPA and Partner at KLR joined with the Greater Providence Chamber to share
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Duffy & Sweeney attorney Jean Harrington was recently part of a Providence Business News story entitled: Thought you were insured for this interruption? Maybe not “It looks black and white
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By Stacey Nakasian | Employers may be able to avoid layoffs caused by the COVID-19 outbreak by choosing the WorkShare alternative offered by the Rhode Island Department of Labor and
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by Stacey Nakasian | COVID-19, and the measures taken to contain it, continue to have a seismic effect on our economy and, in particular, on businesses that have had to
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by Stacey Nakasian | Duffy & Sweeney is helping clients take advantage of the COVID-19 Non-Liquidating Receivership Program recently established by the Rhode Island Superior Court. Under that program, qualifying
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Duffy & Sweeney’s Stacey Nakasian was featured in a March 26th Rhode Island Lawyers Weekly article on “force majeure” entitled Pandemic prompts urgent review of overlooked contractual clause. She stated
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