A new lawsuit against the Small Business Administration is targeting the questionnaire that the agency sent to borrowers that took $2 million or more in paycheck protection loans.
The questionnaire, and the subsequent lawsuit, may have large implications for the 613 law firms across the country that borrowed $2 million or more, including 11 law firms that took the maximum $10 million. Questions over whether those loans will be forgiven loom over firm finances.
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