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Airfare refunds harder to come by these daysAccepting an airfare credit might prompt an insurer to decline a refund claim.

Suing to obtain flight refund is worth a shotIf your clients are suing the airlines over refunds, there could be benefits to a small-claims filing.

IC status might again be an issue under BidenTougher rules on independent contractors could make a comeback under the Biden administration.

There are loan options outside of PPPFor agencies in need of a cash infusion, there are loan options beyond the Paycheck Protection Program.

Class action over refunds is not likelyThe chances are high that the lawyer's threat is a bluff.

When layoffs are necessary, follow the rulesDon't run afoul of employment contracts and anti-discrimination laws during layoffs.

Selling a TMC to one of its clients makes senseIt could be mutually beneficial to sell your travel management company to your top corporate client.

Narrow path to selling agency with PPP loanThe Small Business Administration issued what amounted to a regulation that sets out a clear but narrow path allowing...

Employing the 'frustration of purpose' defenseAlthough the law of contracts varies somewhat from state to state, the doctrine of frustration of purpose applies in nearly...

Why acquisitions make sense nowThis could be an ideal time to strengthen your agency by buying another.

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