Paying for a Business' Additional Costs and Lost Revenue Due to Coronavirus

Throughout the nation, businesses and real estate owners are facing financial challenges due to coronavirus. If the businesses aren't closed altogether, they may have fewer customers and lower profits, if any. And there are the additional out-of-pocket costs associated with combating COVID-19. In some instances, business interruption insurance or contract risk allocation language may provide relief from COVID-19 financial losses.

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SEC Proposes New Regulation for Integration of Offerings

On March 4, 2020, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) proposed a new rule, which would clarify and harmonize integration concepts for several types of exempt offerings. The new rule also would shorten the safe harbor in Regulation D from six months to 30 days

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Accessory Dwelling Units

Accessory dwellings can both benefit homeowners and provide much-needed moderately-priced housing, but they raise concerns about overcrowding. Montgomery County, Maryland has attempted to address these competing concerns in a new accessory dwelling unit ordinance.

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The Impeachment March and Implied Covenant of Good Faith and Fair Dealing

The implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing exists, at least to some extent, in every state's law. Yet, parties often do not consider the implied covenant's impact when negotiating and performing contracts.

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