COVID-19 Resources
Check here for updated information related to the COVID-19 pandemic. This page will be updated periodically.
Melissa Hamann(Employment)
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Paul Hawkins
(Government Contracts) |
Brad Reaves
(Government Contracts) |
Aaron Ambrose
(Corporate/Transactional) |
Sarah Schmidt
(Estate Planning) |
Jonathan Lazarow
(Corporate/Transactional) |
Employment Guidance:
For assistance with all employment compliance matters, please contact Melissa Hamann at melissa.hamann@reavescoley.com
Government Contracting Guidance:
For assistance, or if you have questions about how this guidance impacts your business as a Government Contractor, please contact Paul Hawkins at paul.hawkins@reavescoley.com or Brad Reaves at brad.reaves@reavescoley.com
Economic Relief – Small Business Administration (SBA):
For assistance, or if you have questions about SBA’s Economic Assistance Programs or loan applications, please contact Aaron Ambrose at aaron.ambrose@reavescoley.com
Estate Planning Resources:
- Department of Labor, COVID-19 and the American Workplace:
- Department of Labor, Wage and Hour Division regulations implementing FFCRA:
- Occupational Safety and Health Administration COVID-19 Standards:
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Interim Guidance for Businesses and Employers to Plan and Respond to COVID-19:
For assistance with all employment compliance matters, please contact Melissa Hamann at melissa.hamann@reavescoley.com
Government Contracting Guidance:
- Department of Defense Guidance:
- General Federal Acquisition Guidance:
- Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Guidance:
- COVID-19 Related Analysis
For assistance, or if you have questions about how this guidance impacts your business as a Government Contractor, please contact Paul Hawkins at paul.hawkins@reavescoley.com or Brad Reaves at brad.reaves@reavescoley.com
Economic Relief – Small Business Administration (SBA):
- SBA Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL) Assistance:
- 2020 CARES Act – SBA Loans & Resources:
For assistance, or if you have questions about SBA’s Economic Assistance Programs or loan applications, please contact Aaron Ambrose at aaron.ambrose@reavescoley.com
Estate Planning Resources:
- The U.S. Living Will Registry
- If you do not have an advance directive, you should first meet with an attorney to have one prepared, however, if you do have an advance directive and/or medical power of attorney and wish for it to be made available more easily to your health care providers using the U.S. Living Will Registry, complete the Registration Agreement and follow its instructions for submission.
- This service is provided by Sentara FREE of charge. You can store your advance medical directive on the Registry so it will be available to any health care provider in Virginia and North Carolina as well as any providers across the U.S. Once registered, you will receive an acknowledgment along with a wallet card and stickers for your ID cards that will alert medical professionals that you have a living will on file with the Registry and the 800 number so they can retrieve it.
- If you want to have your document registered, you must complete the U.S. Living Will Registry Registration Agreement, giving the Registry permission to store your advance directive and provide it to any healthcare facility that requests a copy.
- Modifications for Pregnancy:
- If you have a living will and wish for your living will to be modified in the event you are pregnant, you should speak with an attorney on how to modify your current living will. In the interim, Sentara provides this form, you can use to make special modifications to your advance directive for pregnancy.
