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COVID-19 Legislation — Impact on Individuals

March 30, 2020

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Overview

The federal and New York State governments have passed a series of new laws to respond to the emergent problems caused by COVID-19. The most ambitious of the new federal laws is the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (“CARES Act”), signed into law on March 27, 2020. Numerous provisions of the CARES Act and other laws enacted in recent weeks provide for financial benefits to individuals. This SRZ Alert summarizes the impact of the new federal and New York State laws on individuals.

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Authored by Mark E. Brossman, Ian L. Levin and Ronald E. Richman.

The Alert authors would like to acknowledge the thoughtful input from many SRZ colleagues, including Julian M. Wise, Scott A. Gold, Amiel Y. Mandel, Melissa J. Sandak, Abdulrahman Alwattar and Adam B. Gartner.

If you have any questions concerning this Alert, please contact your attorney at Schulte Roth & Zabel or one of the authors.


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Authors

Mark E. Brossman

Partner

New York – 919 Third Avenue

Ian L. Levin

Partner

New York – 919 Third Avenue

Ronald E. Richman

Partner

New York – 919 Third Avenue

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