COVID-19
If You’re a Small Boston Business, Don’t Forget the Reopen Boston Fund
If you’re a small business that must physically engage closely with the public through a direct service and have 25 or fewer employees with a brick and mortar space in...
Benefits of Captives: They Can Insure Against Pandemics
This article was originally published on the Boston Business Journal's website. View the article here. What do the overwhelming majority of Fortune 500 companies have in common? They are in the...
Recording Available: Investing During and After the Pandemic
On Thursday, July 21, Bernkopf Goodman presented the webinar, Investing During and After the Pandemic. Bernkopf's real estate partner Eric Allon led an entertaining and insightful discussion with Randy Cohen,...
Governor Baker Extends the MA Eviction Moratorium For 60 Days
Today, Governor Charlie Baker extended the pause on evictions and foreclosures for 60 days, until October 17, 2020, through the authority granted to him by Chapter 65 of the Acts...
MA Courts Will Soon Reopen for Business… In Phases of Course
As Massachusetts begins its slow recovery, courthouses will physically reopen to the public on July 13, 2020, for specific expanded purposes. The first phase of additional in-person proceedings will include...
Recording available for The Future of Urban Neighborhoods in a COVID-19 World
On Thursday, June 11, Bernkopf Goodman presented the webinar, The Future of Urban Neighborhoods in a COVID-19 World. Our real estate partner Eric Allon had a wide ranging conversation with...
Five Significant Changes Brought on by the PPPFA That Affect How Small Businesses Can Utilize PPP Funds
On June 5, 2020, the President signed into law the Paycheck Protection Flexibility Act (PPPFA) of 2020 (H.R. 7010), a bill that extends certain aspects of the Paycheck Protection Program. There...