In response to COVID-19 shutdowns, the SBA is offering Economic Injury Disaster Loans of up to $2 million to Georgia small businesses at 3.75% interest with terms up to 30 years. The loans are aimed at helping businesses stay afloat during the economic crisis caused by the pandemic.
READ MOREWhen contracts disputes arise because of unforeseen events caused by COVID-19, a party may rely on a force majeure clause or the doctrine of frustration. A force majeure clause limits damages if an event outside the control of a party prevents performance, while the doctrine of frustration excuses performance if an event radically alters the contract’s purpose.
READ MOREThe Georgia Supreme Court declared a statewide judicial emergency, suspending non-essential court functions until April 14, 2020, due to COVID-19. Essential functions, which will continue, include things such as criminal hearings, protective orders, and mental health commitment hearings. In addition, deadlines for statutes of limitations and time-sensitive proceedings are also suspended as part of the Court’s Order.
READ MOREThrift McLemore is pleased to announce that we have received the 2020 Martindale-Hubbell Platinum Client Champion Award.
READ MORENew Year’s resolutions are in full swing this year with everyone trying to lose those ten pounds or get their financial house in order. For those of us with an entrep ...
READ MOREInsurance companies often use technicalities, exclusions, and other tactics to delay, underpay, or deny homeowner claims. The Georgia Department of Insurance’s Consumer Services Division offers resources for homeowners. An attorney can also help you resolve a dispute which could result in additional penalties against the insurer if they acted in bad faith.
READ MOREGeorgia homeowners facing problems with a contractor must navigate the Right to Repair Act, which typically requires written notice to the contractor and a chance for the contractor to respond before a lawsuit can be filed. If the contractor fails to respond to the homeowner’s satisfaction, legal action for breach of contract or warranty enforcement may be necessary.
READ MOREStruggling with unpaid invoices? Learn the key differences between collection agencies and attorneys and when each option makes sense.
READ MOREFacing a mechanic’s lien in Georgia? Learn how contractors use liens, what makes them valid, and how Georgia homeowners can fight back.
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