Employee Notice of Need for Leave Under Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA)
An employer may require employees to follow reasonable notice procedures as soon as practicable after the first workday or portion of a workday for which an employee received paid sick leave in order to continue to receive such leave. Reasonable notice requires an … Read More ›
“Cook County Property Taxes: Business as Usual” -KSN attorney Timothy Jacobs discusses the effect the coronavirus has had on Property Tax appeals in the Chicagoland area. (13 mins.)
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As you can imagine, our law firm has received an unprecedented number of questions regarding assessments during the current crisis. We certainly understand and empathize with boards and unit owners alike. More importantly, we are very aware of the board’s delicate balance between fulfilling their legal obligations to the Association and assisting their fellow unit … Read More ›
The Chicago Department of Public Health has provided guidance for multifamily residential buildings. This version was released on 04/01/2020. It may be updated with new guidance. Please visit www.chicago.gov/coronavirus to find the latest version.
Under Governor Pritzker’s March 20 Stay at Home Executive Order, building management and maintenance is an
essential service and may continue. Residents should … Read More ›
