Bottles Needed: Help OEM Distribute Hand Sanitizer to First Responders
The Office of Emergency Management is in great need of bottles (empty or full) to put hand sanitizer in for distribution to first responders. Hospitality [...]
Legislative Report
Courtesy of Dan Haskell of GSRM Law At 11:30 on March 18, The Tennessee General Assembly recessed until June 1. Bills which did not pass are still in play since they did not adjourn for the year. They adopted an emergency budget and a few other bills that were emergency in nature.
FCC Takes Initial Steps to Expand Broadband Capabilities to Combat COVID-19
In response to the Coronavirus Pandemic, the Federal Communications Commission (“FCC”) has secured pledges from a growing list of major and minor broadband players to loosen billing rules and provide free access to existing public Wi-Fi hotspots. Some carriers are also waiving data caps. With increased reliance on telework as offices send workers home, online...… Continue Reading
As Presidential Primaries Get Delayed by the Coronavirus, So Too Do Lowest Unit Rate Windows
In recent days, we have seen Presidential primaries delayed by the coronavirus in at least six states – including Ohio which was originally set to vote yesterday but has postponed its primary until June 2. We expect that additional states will be looking at extensions in the coming days. As lowest unit rate windows had... Continue Reading…
A Statement on COVID-19 from Fletcher, Heald & Hildreth, PLC
As COVID-19 continues to challenge our nation, we at Fletcher, Heald & Hildreth PLC are taking action to ensure the health and safety of our team and their loved ones. Starting tomorrow, March 18, 2020, all staff will transition to telework. FHH attorneys and staff are reachable via email and their office telephone numbers and...… Continue Reading