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The $2 Trillion Federal CARES Act: The Key Financial Assistance Provisions, Key Legislative Changes, and Next Steps

April 07, 2020

The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (“CARES Act”) is a comprehensive economic relief plan designed to stabilize and uplift the American economy during the COVID-19 pandemic. It is unique not only because of the total amount of funding made available (over $2 trillion), but also because of the breadth of industries, sectors, and individuals eligible to receive some form of federal grant aid or federally-backed loan assistance through the stimulus legislation.

To read our full alert about the 850-page Act, Click Here . Or go right to the specific section that is of the most interest to you:

To Learn About New Financial Assistance Programs, Click Here
To Learn About Key Changes in Federal Laws, Click Here
To Learn About Major Employment Law Changes, Click Here
To Learn How New Grants and Loans Might Be Disbursed, Click Here

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The $2 Trillion Federal CARES Act: The Key Financial Assistance Provisions, Key Legislative Changes, and Next Steps

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