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Financial and economic challenges due to the coronavirus pandemic have resulted in a growing number of bankruptcy filings for both individuals and businesses. A number of creditors’ rights challenges arise when a business or individual whom you transact with files for bankruptcy.
Here are examples of several scenarios currently impacting landlords, tenants and business owners and the basics that you should know when faced with such a scenario. Remember, however, that every bankruptcy is different, and it is important to review the bankruptcy case and possibly consult an attorney to advise on the nuances of the case and your rights.
The initial rounds of COVID-19 economic relief have largely been depleted. More rounds of relief are expected soon. Further out, there will be investigations and follow-on civil (and criminal) proceedings surrounding this largest-ever economic stimulus package in U.S. history, with almost $350 billion going to small businesses.
Security systems have evolved quite a bit since the first locks and keys dating back to 4000 BC. These days it’s keycards, secret passwords, fingerprint logins, and two-factor authentication.
Enter facial recognition as the latest, cutting-edge technology in the security game. Like fingerprint logins, facial recognition can be used to access electronic security systems.