We discussed the City of San Diego’s eviction moratorium in last month’s newsletter. As promised, we have kept up with the latest news and learned the City Council voted to extend the eviction moratorium through September 30. This extension is longer than the previous 30 day extension and likely is the result of increasing COVID-19 numbers and...
Read MoreNavBat Says Goodbye to Brie Collings
After two years with NavBat, associate Brie Collings has left the firm to return to her home state of Nevada. Collings was a valued member of the NavBat team, providing corporate clients with guidance, drafting various agreements, and assisting the partners with litigation. “I am eternally grateful to have started my career practicing law with the...
Read MoreDon’t Forget Your 2020 Corporate Actions
Corporate clients of Navigato & Battin received an email back in March requesting they fill out a questionnaire regarding their company’s operations during 2019. The information included in these questionnaires allows us to draft Shareholder and Board of Director Actions for your corporation which ratify all actions taken in the preceding year,...
Read MoreSan Diego Extends Eviction Moratorium Extra Month
As the effects of COVID-19 continue to alter everyday life, including the continued closure of many businesses, San Diego has extended its Eviction Moratorium Order through June. This Order originally became effective March 25, 2020, in response to the growing concerns that many residents and businesses would be unable to pay rent in the coming months due...
Read MoreAre Your Trade Secrets Protected During Work-from-Home?
By necessity, remote offices have become at least the short term standard for many California businesses, but in quickly implementing work-from-home programs businesses may not have given enough consideration to the protection of their trade secrets in the process. Employees working from home are likely utilizing their own computers, telephones, and...
Read MorePaycheck Protection Program: Making Sure You’re Eligible for Forgiveness
In the wake of COVID-19, Congress passed the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act), which includes a Payroll Protection Program (PPP). The PPP initially granted over $300 billion in loans to small businesses before running out of funding. The PPP was refunded on April 24, 2020, but with the additional funding came additional...
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