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COVID-19 Legal Resources
Olshan Frome Wolosky LLP is gathering information related to COVID-19 issues and concerns to assist clients in navigating the national and New York states of emergency.
We will continue to prepare updates during this fluid situation. Clients and friends are encouraged to contact us with specific legal or operational questions or issues.
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Update – COVID-19 Hardship Distributions from Qualified Retirement Plans
As temporary furloughs and layoffs become more prevalent during the COVID‑19 pandemic, employees and employers are looking at the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (the “CARES Act”) economic relief provisions to help with financial struggles. One such relief provision that was discussed in an earlier client alert is the COVID‑19 hardship distribution, which allows employees to withdraw up to $100,000 on a tax-favored basis from an eligible retirement account for expenses and losses resulting from COVID‑19. Read More ›
401(k) Strategies During the COVID-19 Pandemic
COVID-19 has adversely affected the economy. Understandably, many Americans may be facing cash flow problems and employers and employees alike may look to retirement plans as a means to help make ends meet. Federal and state officials are responding to the crisis through a variety of law proposals that have impacted general employment practices, health and welfare benefit plans as well as qualified retirement plans. This client alert addresses the key aspects of employees’ and employers’ alternatives when looking to 401(k) plans for immediate liquidity. Read More ›