March 27, 2020By Lori Beam

Telehealth systems are ideal for outbreak responses because they help triage low-acuity patients, mitigate overcrowding of hospitals and clinics, prevent unnecessary human exposure, and deliver timely quality care. In response to calls for broadening access […]

March 27, 2020By: Mark Opara, Christopher Tillery, and Curry Sexton

On Tuesday, March 24, 2020 Kansas Governor Laura Kelly issued two executive orders, including Executive Order #20-14, which reduces the mass gathering limit in Kansas from 50 to 10, and Executive […]

March 26, 2020

By Curry Sexton

The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) recently issued guidance to DOT-Regulated Employers concerning DOT drug-and-alcohol testing requirements considering concerns related to COVID-19. DOT acknowledged that COVID-19 is straining medical resources and altering aspects of day-to-day life, […]

March 26. 2020

Click here to read the executive order from Kansas Governor Laura Kelly. For more updates and information, visit our COVID-19 Resources page.

Missouri Governor Mike Parson has extended the deadline for 2019 state income tax returns and certain tax payments for individuals and corporations. Please see notice from the Governor’s Office here. For more information and updates, visit our COVID-19 Resources page. […]

Tax Day is now July 15, the Treasury and IRS have extended the filing deadline and federal tax payments regardless of amount owed. Please see notice from the IRS here. For more information and updates, visit our COVID-19 Resources page.

March 23, 2020By Curry Sexton and Brenda Hamilton

The COVID-19 (“Coronavirus”) fallout has already presented a number of challenging legal issues. With the impact of the virus becoming more widespread, and federal, state, and local authorities taking various measures to […]