Category Archives: Uncategorized

23
Jun

Some Cuban Sanctions Relaxed in Lead Up to the Summit of the Americas

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Authorization for Travel to Certain Professional Meetings and Conferences in Cuba and Other Amendments; Standard Commercial Activity and Tourist Travel…..

04
May

SBA Sets Aside $28 Billion for Restaurant Revitalization Fund

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The Small Business Administration (“SBA”) has begun accepting applications from eligible businesses under the Restaurant Revitalization Fund Program (“RRF”).  The…..

06
Aug

Late Notice? Says Who! Protecting D.C. Businesses from Notice Requirements During the Pandemic

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Key Takeaway:         The D.C. Government passes a law extending notice periods under business insurance policies until 90 days after the…..

05
Aug

Politics and Commercial Law – Trump’s Immigration Stance as Constructive Eviction?

By David Tayman

For all the talk of big money and big business and their role in national politics, it’s actually relatively rare…..

06
Jul

Slam Dunk for Donut Franchisor in Preliminary Injunction Ruling: The US District Court for the District of Columbia Enjoins Dunkin’ Donuts Franchisee from Operating Pending Underlying Breach of Contract Action

By Katie Chaverri

By: Alan J. Schaeffer The U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia recently granted Dunkin’ Donuts Franchising, LLC a…..

27
Oct

Keeping Your Priorities Straight: The District of Columbia’s Split Priority Statute Allows Condominium Assessments To Prime And Potentially Extinguish First Priority Liens

By Katie Chaverri

The District of Columbia Court of Appeals recently confirmed the extensive reach of D.C.’s condominium assessment lien statute, D.C. Code…..

06
Jan

Tayman Lane Chaverri LLP Achieves Substantial Victory in Landmark Human Rights Case at the Intersection of Family and Immigration Law

By Katie Chaverri

Tayman Lane Chaverri LLP is pleased to announce that it prevailed at trial on behalf of its client, a minor child…..

06
Nov

Owner Financing – Debt, Equity, or What?

By David Tayman

From paying business expenses out of personal funds, to credit card advances, to cutting a check from a personal account…..

29
Oct

Binding Means Binding (Most of the Time Anyway)

By David Tayman

Businesspeople ask for binding arbitration provisions to be worked into their contracts in the belief that arbitration is preferable to…..

22
Oct

Guest Blog: Investing In Commercial Real Estate — Why It’s All About The Interest Rate

By David Tayman

Through our guest blogger program, Tayman Lane Chaverri LLP seeks to bring you fresh perspectives on issues of interest to…..