Challenges of Enforcing Non-Compete Agreements in Utah

Employers who want to impose non-competes on employees must pay special attention to these legal requirements to ensure enforceability. Similarly, employees looking to get out from under a non-compete may be able to do so by careful evaluation of facts and law underlying their specific non-compete agreement. This post discusses general guidelines and requirements for employment related non-compete agreements in Utah.

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The Healthcare Documents Every Student Needs Who Returns to College This Fall

This year everything is different. Considerations for returning to college in the fall have shifted to heavier topics in light of COVID-19. As part of making arrangements to return to school, all college students and their parents should be preparing a set of health care documents. Here are the three documents we recommend every college student has as they return to school this fall.

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Christina Saunders
COVID-19 and Your Business: Small Business Lending – The New Paycheck Protection Program under the CARES Act 

The new Paycheck Protection Program under the CARES Act provides funding for small businesses to help weather the months ahead, as well as an incentive to maintain a business’s current workforce. The intention of the Program is to maintain the employment of as many individuals as possible, so that businesses will be in a better position to rebound once the COVID-19 crisis has stabilized. The most relevant sections of the Program are outline in this post.

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Christina Saunders
Establishing a Telemedicine Practice in Colorado

Telemedicine is surging as a response to COVID-19, and HHS has temporarily waived HIPAA enforcement for telemedicine practices, removing tremendous administrative barriers to quickly establishing a remote practice. This post discusses key considerations for any physician looking to set up a Telehealth practice in Colorado. Our attorneys are now providing expedited processing on all legal services related to establishing and setting up Telemedicine practices.

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Christina Saunders
COVID-19 and Your Business: What Coronavirus Means for Performance of Contractual Obligations and Force Majeure Clauses

Businesses throughout the world have undoubtedly been disrupted in the last couple of weeks as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, and in many cases, contract performance has been impractical or impossible. At SK&S Law Group LLP, our lawyers are prepared to quickly review and provide counsel regarding your pending contractual obligations in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. We are offering flat rate fees and expedited turn around for businesses with contractual obligations affected by the pandemic.

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Christina Saunders