Ariz, Mendez & Gonzalez managing partner Peter Ariz. Photo by J. Albert Diaz
While many small firms have complained that they received no assistance from the Small Business Administration, Peter Ariz, managing partner of South Florida boutique Ariz Law, said the loan has made all the difference for his 11 employees.
May 21, 2020 at 06:59 PM
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The original version of this story was published on American Lawyer
It all happened so fast.
In mid-February, Peter Ariz was in New York City to see an Eagles concert. By mid-March, Ariz and his small boutique firm—Ariz Law—were driven out of their office after somebody in their building tested positive for the novel coronavirus, watching as state and federal courts shut down, deals slowed and each week brought more illness and death.
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