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The U.S. Treasury and Small Business Administration Grant Small Businesses a Safe Harbor

Yesterday, the U.S. Treasury and Small Business Administration stated that businesses seeking less than $2 million in emergency relief via the Paycheck Protection Program will be considered qualified unless it is proven otherwise. Many small businesses were initially denied access to the PPP, which is why this comes as a…

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U.S. Senate Approves Additional 320 Billion To Paycheck Protection Program

ATTENTION SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS: A SECOND BITE OF THE (PPP) APPLE On Tuesday, April 21, 2020, the U. S. Senate passed an interim funding bill which provides for additional forgivable loans to businesses and non-profit organizations. The bill includes $320B for the popular Paycheck Protection Program (“PPP”). The original funding…

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Pennsylvania’s Hands-Free Driving Law Goes Into Effect

Pennsylvania’s and PennDOT’s new hands-free law, known as Paul Miller’s Law, takes effect on June 5th, 2025, making it illegal to use…

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Friedman Schuman Layser Attorneys Selected As 2025 Super Lawyers & Rising Stars

Friedman Schuman Layser is pleased to share our 2025 Super Lawyers and Rising Star Honorees.   Super Lawyers selects only the top…

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