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Martin Pringle has the strength your business needs. We are here for you. We are your partner in business and in life. During the good times and the difficult times.

Like your business, Martin Pringle is responding to the challenges of the rapidly changing reality of the COVID-19 global pandemic. As the legal and economic implications of coronavirus COVID-19 continue to evolve, our lawyers are helping clients navigate the uncertainty and assisting them with the complex considerations that businesses are facing. We are working together with our clients to develop individualized response plans and strategies to tackle all of their business’s COVID-19 concerns.

Some of the matters our attorneys are prepared to assist your business with include:

  • Development of Internal Response Plans and Policies
  • Drafting EFMLA and Emergency Sick Leave Policies (including new Human Resources forms)
  • Providing Temporary Remote Work Agreements
  • Navigation of Families First Coronvirus Response Act (FFCRA) emergency sick leave and family/medical leave provisions
  • Questions related to tax credits and other tax relief for businesses under FFCRA and CARES Act
  • Understanding small business loan and grant options under CARES Act

Our commitment to you, our clients, is to continue to support you with up-to-date guidance on the legal issues surrounding COVID-19.

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***The information on this website does not constitute legal advice and does not create any attorney-client relationship between you and Martin Pringle. We will gladly discuss the possibility of representing you, but we must request that you first contact us so that we can ensure that any potential representation meets our internal requirements and to fulfill our important ethical obligation to check for conflicts of interest with our existing clients.***

SBA Issues Additional Guidance on PPP Necessity Certification

SBA Issues Additional Guidance on PPP Necessity Certification

May 13, 2020
After significant recent confusion, SBA today clarified the requirement for certification of necessity from borrowers for Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans.

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Treasury Issues New FAQ for the Paycheck Protection Program

Treasury Issues New FAQ for the Paycheck Protection Program

May 08, 2020
The U.S. Department of Treasury has issued a new FAQ for the Paycheck Protection Program.

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Webinar Video | Return to Workplace Readiness: Practical Considerations & Guidance for Employers

Webinar Video | Return to Workplace Readiness: Practical Considerations & Guidance for Employers

April 27, 2020
Martin Pringle Attorneys Terry Mann, Michelle Moe Witte, Kate McKinney and Ashlyn Lindskog presented a live webinar offering legal guidance and practical solutions on developing a comprehensive Return-to-Work plan on April 27, 2020.

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COVID-19 Business Relief Resource Guide

COVID-19 Business Relief Resource Guide

April 27, 2020
The federal government has approved an additional allocation of $310 billion for the SBA’s Paycheck Protection Program and the application process has re-opened.

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Webinar Video | COVID-19 Relief: Updated PPP/EIDL Info and Preview of Anticipated Main Street Lending Program

Webinar Video | COVID-19 Relief: Updated PPP/EIDL Info and Preview of Anticipated Main Street Lending Program

April 16, 2020
Thanks to everyone who joined Martin Pringle, AGH and CrossFirst Bank for a Live Video Webinar, with updates on SBA lending programs, Main Street Lending Programs, and other CARES Act relief.

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Kansas and Missouri Temporarily Permit Remote Notaries

Kansas and Missouri Temporarily Permit Remote Notaries

April 13, 2020
The governors of both Kansas and Missouri have issued executive orders approving the use of remote notarization temporarily during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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