All Events Share | When: 20 March 2020Type: Webinar WSG member firm, Lowenstein Sandler LLP hosted a 90-minute webinar and had their key legal advisors discuss and answer questions on how to respond to COVID-19 related issues. OVERVIEW CONTACT US No Longer Business As Usual? Click here for recording. Moderator Zarema A. Jaramillo, Partner and Head of D.C. Office, Lowenstein Sandler LLP Speakers Lynda A. Bennett, Partner, Lowenstein Sandler LLP Lowell A. Citron, Partner, Lowenstein Sandler LLP Peter H. Ehrenberg, Partner, Lowenstein Sandler LLP Julie Levinson Werner, Partner, Lowenstein Sandler LLP Bruce S. Nathan, Partner, Lowenstein Sandler LLP Kathleen A. McGee, Counsel, Lowenstein Sandler LLP WSG member firm, Lowenstein Sandler LLP hosted a 90-minute webinar and had their key legal advisors discuss and answer questions on how to respond to COVID-19 related issues. Companies are facing unprecedented challenges in response to the coronavirus pandemic. This crisis is having a direct and immediate impact on the workforce, financing, corporate governance, insurance, the supply chain, and data security. The panel of leaders from a broad-range of practices gave an overview of critical points on which corporate leadership needs immediate guidance. Topics included: Employees: how should companies handle employment issues such as confidentiality, exempt/non-exempt issues, paid (and unpaid) time off, salary reductions, furlough, and layoffs? Insurance: what coverage is available, and looking around the corner, what renewal considerations should companies be thinking about? Vendors and Suppliers: Force majeure in contracts, and identifying warning signs of a financially distressed customer and risk mitigation tools Credit Facilities: Availability of funds, notification requirements, financial reporting, financial covenant compliance and communicating with lenders IT and Data Security: Possible fraud and cyber threats especially with remote working Corporate governance: What should boards of directors be doing? Our attorneys are fielding myriad questions from clients and friends of the firm on how to navigate the unprecedented challenges presented by COVID-19. Dealing with work-from-home (WFH), balancing employee confidentiality with protecting workforce health, interacting with lenders, being vigilant against cyber fraud, and making sure our boards of directors are engaged and discharging their duty of care, are among the many topics that the panel discussed and responded to questions. Hosted By: