Shatz, Schwartz and Fentin, P.C. today added the respected Northampton firm of Etheredge & Steuer to its regional law practice.
Shatz, Schwartz and Fentin, P.C. announces firm growth, new Northampton location
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Attorney Michele Feinstein a Featured Speaker at Ruth’s House Lunch & Learn The Topic: Protecting your elders: What tools do you need in your toolbox?
Attorney Michele Feinstein was a featured speaker during Ruth’s House Assisted Living Residence Lunch & Learn on the topic of protecting elders. The virtual event was held on Wednesday, November 18.
Eight attorneys from Shatz, Schwartz and Fentin recognized by 2020 Massachusetts Super Lawyers®
Shatz, Schwartz and Fentin, P.C., a regional law firm serving clients throughout western New England and New York, as well as nationally and internationally, today announced that seven attorneys from the firm were named to the 2020 Massachusetts Super Lawyers® list. Attorney Michael A. Fenton was also chosen as a 2020 Massachusetts Rising Star.
Attorney Michael Fenton on BusinessTalk Podcast
Attorney Michael Fenton was a recent guest on the BusinessTalk podcast, where he spoke with George O’Brien.
Attorney Weiss Speaks to Business West about Coming Wave of Bankruptcies
In this interview with Business West, Attorney Steve Weiss points out that the coming wave of bankruptcies has not yet even hit the shore.
Attorney Mark J. Esposito to speak at 21st Annual Estate Planning Conference
Attorney Mark J. Esposito will speak at the 21st Annual Estate Planning Conference of Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education, Inc. (MCLE), on Tuesday, June 30.
PPP Update for Business Owners
On April 23 Congress added significant additional funding to support the PPP and other disaster-related loan programs, the original funding having been quickly exhausted. A portion of the new funding is earmarked specifically to provide assistance to small and minority-owned business and financial institutions.
Unemployment Insurance for Self-Employed, Gig Workers and Independent Contractors
Governmental unemployment assistance is typically not available for the self-employed, “gig” workers, independent contractors and others who do not have a traditional “employer-employee” relationship. As a result of the current COVID-19 pandemic, federal and state governments have acted to expand unemployment coverage to many of these individuals who have lost business income.
COVID-19 and Insurance Issues
While there have been frequent news reports regarding denials of business interruption coverage by insurance companies during the coronavirus outbreak, review of the policy itself is important. Attorney Jim Sheils explains why.