Legal and Regulatory
The Fed’s Toolbox: What’s Left to Pave the Way for Continued Construction?
While a myriad of government responses have permeated the United States depending on location, demographics and the severity of the COVID-19 crisis, the Federal Reserve remains determined to “provide as much relief and stability as [possible] during this period.”
By Virginia K. Trunkes
April 22, 2020
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Legal and Regulatory
by Virginia K. Trunkes
Virginia K. Trunkes is a member of Robinson+Cole’s construction law group, where she advocates during negotiations or, alternatively, during dispute resolution, on behalf of developers; apartment building, brownstone and condominium unit owners; cooperative boards of directors; construction managers, contractors and subcontractors; and design services professionals with respect to their business contracts and adjacent-owner license access agreements.
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