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Archstone Seeks Experienced Business Transactional or a Healthcare Attorney To Join Firm

Archstone Law Group PC is a boutique law firm based in Newton with a robust and sophisticated practice concentrating in the following areas: general corporate and transactional law, healthcare, intellectual property, trusts and estates law and commercial real estate. Our firm offers many advantages including collaborative spirit, opportunities for growth, [...]

May 24th, 2021|

Archstone Supports Lawyers for Civil Rights

Archstone Law Group is proud to support the mission of Lawyers for Civil Rights by becoming a member firm of the organization. Archstone lawyers are pleased to formally join forces with Lawyers for Civil Rights to support LCR’s efforts in advocating for businesses owned by people of color and immigrants, [...]

September 10th, 2020|

Massachusetts Employers Finally Get Their Reopening Guidance

May 18, 2020, Governor Charlie Baker released more details of a four-phase reopening of the Massachusetts economy, with restrictions beginning to lift immediately in “Phase 1” for the construction and manufacturing industries, as well as certain healthcare services.  The plan for reopening developed by the Reopening Advisory Board includes a number [...]

May 19th, 2020|

PPP Loan Forgiveness Application

On May 15, 2020, the SBA published the PPP loan forgiveness application, form 3508.  You can review the application here. The application includes instructions on completing the form, which a borrower must file with its lending bank in order to apply for PPP loan forgiveness.  The application contains few surprises, [...]

May 19th, 2020|

PPP FAQs Update

  While we await further guidance from the Treasury regarding PPP loan forgiveness, hopefully imminent, the SBA updated its FAQs this week by publishing  FAQs # 46 and 47. FAQ # 46 should provide borrowers, together with their affiliates (if any), who received loans in the original principal amount of [...]

May 15th, 2020|
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