By Matthew Rambaran of CliftonLarsonAllen Published February 18, 2021 Key insights Certain 2020 first draw PPP loans were flagged with hold codes after SBA review. An unresolved hold issue ... more
By Christopher M. Mills , Tara L. Ward , and Nicole E. Giles of Wiley Rein LLP Published February 2021 As we move into the second year of a global pandemic, construction contractors are not only ... more
By Kathleen M. Morley and Zachary D. Sanders of Cohen Seglias Pallas Greenhall & Furman PC Published February 18, 2021 Despite the exhaustion and chaos that the COVID-19 pandemic brought to ... more
By Matthew Rambaran of CliftonLarsonAllen Published February 15, 2021 Key insights Good-faith errors in PPP loan applications may have led to some loans being oversized. Borrowers and lenders ... more
By Julian Bailey and Ralph Goodchild of White & Case LLP Published February 16, 2021 Construction contracts may be priced in a number of ways. For most contracts, even those which are "fixed ... more
Are you taking advantage of all the ways NASBP can help you and your clients in these uncertain times? Many people are working from home to stay safe from the pandemic, and NASBP makes it easy to connect ... more
By Mark A. Bloom , Andrew Ross , and Victoria F. Wiener of Arent Fox LLP Published February 5, 2021 The Biden Administration’s initial efforts include actions and goals designed to benefit the ... more
By Lori Ann Lange of Peckar & Abramson, P.C. Published February 4, 2021 The Buy American rules are in a state of flux and it is difficult to predict what the final requirements will be in the ... more
By Kyle M. Doiron and Cristopher Farrar of Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP Published February 2, 2021 Sometimes the best advice is the advice we already know, but a timely reminder makes all the ... more
The first NASBP Virtual Seminar in the Surety Industry Spotlight Series, held on January 27, was a great success with more than 230 attending or downloading to view it after the event. If you missed it, ... more
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