Join us on October 28, 2020, 11:30 AM-1 PM EST! Navigating the Nuances of PPP Loan Forgiveness and How It Affects the Borrower’s Financial Statements As organizations start applying for PPP Loan Forgiveness, many are realizing the complexity of maximizing forgiveness. Our webinar includes lessons learned from the past few months, insights on where we think thingsContinue Reading

From initial formation through the sale of a business, Chambliss Startup Group is a trusted business partner for all stages of a startup’s journey. From the complex situations to the fundamental questions – we are here for it all. This short video shares our legal insights on what entrepreneurs and emerging businesses need to growContinue Reading

This weekly COVID-19 update is brought to you by our Chambliss Estate Planning team. We are sharing articles, legal developments, external resources, and tips for coping during these uncertain times. Each weekly issue will cover various trends of vital interest in the world of estate planning, elder law, and special needs planning. To be addedContinue Reading

Justin Furrow will join members from the Tennessee Chapter of the Association of Corporate Counsel (ACC) for a live webinar on the state of the legal landscape as it relates to running a business today. In the presentation “We’re Not in Kansas Anymore – Where Are We Now?” Justin will discuss legal obligations that remainContinue Reading

I recently met with two brothers whose sister had died suddenly. Still dealing with their grief, the brothers were further confused by the probate process and how their sister’s estate would ultimately be distributed to them. We discussed the twists and turns that estate administration can entail, but I stopped when one of the brothersContinue Reading

On October 8, 2020, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) announced notable changes to the terms of Accelerated and Advance Payment Program (AAPP) loans that were issued to various health care entities earlier this year in connection with the COVID-19 outbreak. Under the AAPP’s original loan terms, borrowers were scheduled to begin repaymentsContinue Reading