Business Law

It is telling that this article is being written at the end of National Preparedness Month, because this is a bit of a jeremiad about 2020. As Queen Elizabeth might...

A few weeks ago I discussed my interview about developments in real estate law with my friend and colleague John VanDuzer, CPA of the James Moore & Co. accounting...

Most of the articles in this ongoing series address, or at least touch on, businesses. And particularly small businesses. They deal with real estate, contracts, finance,...

“Disasters Don’t Wait. Make Your Plan Today.” That is the theme of September’s National Preparedness Month. 1 September is the last month of the year’s third...

(So I made a mistake last week. I pointed out that there would be one more article in this mini-series. Incorrect. There will be three.) Last week I discussed a real...

(Please pardon the literary license if this week – and next (spoiler alert!) – I lower the ‘fourth wall’ and refer to myself in the first person. Doing...

Of the many societal dislocations caused directly or indirectly by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, one of the still-invisible outcomes is the inability of residential...

By the time this piece is published Hurricane Isaias will have been ‘a thing’ to Floridians…or not. And hopefully not. This series has dedicated a good amount of...

The topic of this piece was originally intended to discuss contractual proactive risk management. However, the U.S. Small Business Administration, in its July 24, 2020...

As readers of this series know, the topic of proactive risk management was covered both broadly and deeply before the ongoing Coronavirus/COVID-19 pandemic. (For...

Notwithstanding the social and financial dislocations of this year (alright, someone has to say it…Will 2020 become 2021 already?…), the work of the world...

It was this writer’s hope to start to pivot this series away from pandemic-related topics, but with the data trends indicating it will remain as an ‘unwanted...

Earlier this week this series reported that the deadline for Payroll Protection Program applications was set to expire on June 30, 2020. See here. That deadline has...

The Coronavirus/COVID-19 pandemic and its impacts remain in the news. Starting off, and without the ‘super long‘ list of prior articles on that topic, see...

Florida Businesses Note The Following – The Payroll Protection Flexibility Act Is Signed Into Effect On June 5, 2020. This series has devoted quite a bit of...

In the prior article in this series entitled https://www.boginmunns.com/business-stops-in-its-tracks/ the interrelated topics of proactive risk management and insurance...

The PPP/EIDL ‘well’ has re-opened for applications. If ‘you’ read no further, contact your Bank or SBA-approved lender immediately. As in NOW. In the interest...

For Florida’s businesses – Within the past few days this series reported on supplemental Coronavirus/COVID-19 funding for small businesses. See for a refresher....

This series has reported several times in the past few weeks about the ramifications of the Coronavirus/COVID-19 pandemic and responsive resources available to...