CMM January Newsletter: Debating Elected Officials and Talking Economic Growth as 2018 Takes Shape
Posted: January 24th, 2018
While navigating a series of complicated transactions is never easy, CMM’s team always rises to the challenge. Our Corporate team recently closed a deal for a longtime client in the artificial intelligence industry. Great job by Senior Associate Vincent Costa and Associate Marc Saracino, who handled all of the company’s corporate formalities and negotiated on behalf of our client, successfully executing a stock purchase agreement. CMM also helped negotiate the terms of a multimillion-dollar loan agreement, which our client used to enter into an M&A transaction with another large-scale tech firm.
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CMM’s ability to bring multifaceted deals across the finish line was in full display when our Corporate team recently closed […]Governor Kathy Hochul announced the designation of COVID-19 as a “highly contagious communicable disease,” thus triggering the New York State’s HERO Act. Is your business prepared with a plan? Read more in CMM Partner Yale Pollack ’s article, where he summarizes what business owners need to know. Contact CMM for guidance, as we remain vigilant in keeping the business community up to date on pandemic-related news.
Hochul Activates NY HERO Act: What Should Employers Do Now?
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Governor Hochul puts NY Hero Act into effect. What does this mean for employers and employees? Here's all you need to know.On September 9, President Biden announced his six-part plan to combat the COVID-19 pandemic and Delta variant. Among these six points include vaccine mandates for employers with 100+ employees. Here, CMM Partner Arthur Yermash gives a look at Biden’s plan and what employers need to know regarding the new vaccine mandates.
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President Biden issued a federal vaccine mandate for businesses with over 100+ employees. Here's everything you need to know to comply.On this difficult 20th anniversary, Joe Campolo shared his thoughts: “Our memories of September 11, 2001 will haunt us for the rest of our lives. It was a monumental event for all who were alive to experience it, and its aftermath had a devastating effect on humanity. Let us honor those who unnecessarily died in these attacks by focusing on the greatness that unites us as Americans. Remember the innocent men and women who were murdered, and the brave firefighters and police who risked and gave their lives to try and help save others. Let us remember that every day it is up to us to help make this world a better and more peaceful place before it’s too late.”