Join Tammy Brown and David Goldman for a discussion of the challenges of managing employees in the age of COVID-19. The presentation will include a review of the laws and regulations that pertain to COVID-19, working remotely, handling employees returning to the workplace, sick leave and employee vaccinations. In addition, the most relevant new employment laws enactedContinue reading “Returning to the Workplace: COVID-19 and New Laws for 2021”
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Partner Bill Acevedo Highlights Potential Hurdles for the Food and Beverage Industry in 2021
Food Navigator-USA published an article on December 21, 2020 about the outlook of the food and beverage industry in 2021. They sought information from food and beverage attorneys, including Wendel Rosen Partner Bill Acevedo. In the article, Bill lists the issues the industry may continue to face as the impacts of COVID-19 transfer to the newContinue reading “Partner Bill Acevedo Highlights Potential Hurdles for the Food and Beverage Industry in 2021”
New Law – Risks, Opportunities and Major Changes to the Paycheck Protection Program
Written by Anna Nagornaia, Associate, Wendel Rosen LLP’s Business Practice Group Regardless of what industry you are in, if you applied for a loan under the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), there are major developments that you need to know. On June 3, 2020, the Senate passed H.R. 7010 entitled the Paycheck Protection Program Flexibility ActContinue reading “New Law – Risks, Opportunities and Major Changes to the Paycheck Protection Program”
COVID-19 Risk Factors Belong in Your Private Placement Memorandum
This post will discuss the need for companies thinking about fundraising in a private offering of securities to make additional disclosures to prospective investors regarding the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
“Happy Cows” and Sad Customers? Bill Acevedo Comments on Ben & Jerry’s Milk Sourcing Lawsuit
In a recent interview with Food Navigator USA, Partner Bill Acevedo discusses the recent lawsuit against Unilever that alleges the company misleads customers by representing Ben & Jerry’s ice cream products as being made with milk from “happy cows” in a Caring Dairy Program. The lawsuit states that only a small percentage of the milkContinue reading ““Happy Cows” and Sad Customers? Bill Acevedo Comments on Ben & Jerry’s Milk Sourcing Lawsuit”
Tillamook Presents Deceptive Image of Milk Sourcing Strategy, Alleges Lawsuit; Tillamook ‘Adamantly Disagrees’
Wendel Rosen attorney Bill Acevedo is quoted in the article “Tillamook presents deceptive image of milk sourcing strategy, alleges lawsuit; Tillamook ‘adamantly disagrees’,” which published on August 20, 2019 in Food Navigator. To read more, please click here.
CBD is Growing Fast, but Several Hurdles Could Slow Progress
Wendel Rosen attorney Bill Acevedo is quoted in the article “Soup-to-Nuts Podcast: CBD is growing fast, but several hurdles could slow progress,” which published on June 7, 2019 in Food Navigator. To read more, please click here.
FDA Hearings on CBD Products Prompt Talk of ‘Wild West’
Wendel Rosen attorney Bill Acevedo is quoted in the article “FDA hearings on CBD products prompt talk of ‘Wild West’,” which published on May 31, 2019 in S&P Global. To read more, please click here.
See you at Natural Products Expo West 2019
Wendel Rosen food and beverage attorneys William Acevedo, Karen Balderama and Dick Lyons will be attending the Natural Products Expo West tradeshow in Anaheim, California from March 7-9, 2019. They’ll be there to check in with our clients, see the newest products and trends, catch up with industry partners, and support OSC2. Wendel Rosen isContinue reading “See you at Natural Products Expo West 2019”
No Insurance Coverage for Food Manufacturer’s “False” Advertising
[Special thanks for this guest blog from Wendel Rosen insurance attorney Gary Barrera.] Last month, a California federal court held that a food manufacturer’s insurers had no duty to defend or indemnify the insured for claims arising out of the manufacturer’s alleged false advertising of its product because the claims were based on theContinue reading “No Insurance Coverage for Food Manufacturer’s “False” Advertising”
