
Families First Coronavirus Response Act
The Families First Coronavirus Response Act was signed into
Those notices are now available – one for the private sector and the other for federal workers:
The DOL has also provided a list of frequently asked questions (FAQ), in an effort to provide much-needed clarification for employers struggling to understand and plan for implementation of the Act.
Families First Coronavirus Response Act Notice – FAQ
The DOL has determined the Act will take effect
The DOL has indicated it intends to continually issue additional guidance on a rolling basis – and is currently soliciting public input for use in developing compliance materials and regulations. At this time, the DOL has not provided a specific date when it plans to publish regulations, only that it will be sometime in April 2020 – which unfortunately will be after the Act’s effective date. We will continue to monitor the DOL’s release of clarification, along with other COVID-19-related developments, and will update you,
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CGA Law Firm Welcomes Back Summer Associate Aurora Lynd
Welcome back to CGA, Aurora! Aurora Lynd received the prestigious 2022 President’s Award! The Widener University Delaware Law School awards one President’s Award each year to the second-year student who contributed most to the school in terms of exceptional scholarship and extracurricular activities. This year, Aurora was the law school student who stood out from…
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Bankruptcy Filings Down
Bankruptcy filings in Central Pennsylvania are down, as they are nationwide. Due to the relatively healthy economy, this fact should not surprise anyone. The mix of cases that are being filed is more notable. At the close of February in Central Pennsylvania, personal Chapter 13 filings outnumbered personal Chapter 7 filings. A Chapter 7 is…