Tricia Dunlap
Tricia Dunlap
Business Law News






Microbusinesses Only: New PPP Rules For 2021
~5 minute read History Between Microbusiness and the PPP Last spring, the government established the Paycheck Protection Program (“PPP”) as one of the main aid programs for small businesses during the coronavirus pandemic. In the beginning, PPP loans were available to businesses with fewer than 500 employees. The money could be used for payroll, health
February 26, 2021








Is Small Business Bankruptcy Right For You?
Worst of all, your cash reserves and any Paycheck Protection Program money you may have received are long gone. Your creditors are hounding your cell phone and your mailbox is full of bills. And with all of the talk about the “new normal,” perhaps you no longer see any light at the end of the tunnel for your business and are ready to throw in the towel. If so, perhaps a Chapter 7 bankruptcy is right for you.
February 16, 2021






Series LLCs Coming to a State Near You
What if you want to divide liability and management within your limited liability company?
February 10, 2021
Get updates on the business law news you care about most.
Tricia Dunlap
Tricia Dunlap
At age 40 with two teenagers at home, Tricia Dunlap leapt from teaching to law school. After several years at a global Big Law firm, she made another leap and started Dunlap Law to satisfy her desire for greater freedom and her nerdy love for solving gnarly problems.
Dunlap Law is committed to helping good people start good businesses in order to benefit the community because Tricia truly believes that business can be a force for good. She is determined that Dunlap Law will be more than a solid business – it will also make positive impacts on the local community and the world.
Tricia provides counsel to a wide variety of clients on general business law, IP, licensing and contracts, and regulatory compliance. With recognized expertise in corporate sustainability, she also focuses on how businesses measure and manage their nonfinancial risks, whether that means environmental issues like climate change, social issues like human rights, or emerging legal issues such as data privacy and cybersecurity among many other legal topics and issues.
Tricia joined the Advisory Board of the Sustainability Accounting Standards Board and served on the Consumption Industry Working Group, giving SASB feedback on proposed sustainability standards for companies in that economic sector. Working with a small team of other SASB Subject Matter Experts, Tricia helped create the Fundamentals of Sustainability Accounting (FSA) Level 1 and Level 2 credentialing exams. Tricia is proud to hold the credential she helped create.
Because she is a glutton for punishment and every business faces challenges with data privacy and cybersecurity, Tricia holds the Certified Information Privacy Professional (CIPP/US) credential from the International Association of Privacy Professionals. She is also 2020-2021 co-chair of the IAPP’s KnowledgeNet, Richmond Chapter.
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Featured Publications
Sustainability Disclosures in the EU
INSIGHTS The Corporate &
Securities Law Advisor
Beyond COP21:
What Corporate & Securities
Lawyers Need to Know
American Bar Association
Sustainability Accounting Standards
as the New GAAP
Today’s General Counsel
Hundreds of Climate Suits Being Litigated
Today’s General Counsel
ESG Factors and Outperformance
WealthForge
Featured Podcasts and Articles
Recent Speaking Topics
“Women Who Mean Business: Preparing to Propel”
“Women Who Mean Business: Preparing to Propel”
“Why We’re Called ‘Counsel’: How a Good Lawyer Brings Value to Business”
“Cybersecurity:
Law & Ethics”
“Beyond Finance: ESG Investing in the New Millennium”
“Cybersecurity: The Monster Hiding In Every Closet”
“The Future of Impact Investing in Public Markets”
“Developments in EU Cross-Border Governance” (sustainability disclosures in the EU)
How Tricia Dunlap Can Help Your Business
Tricia Dunlap’s expertise can add value to your business, customers, or events by sharing her experiences and lessons in business law.
She’d love to feature in your business event, podcast, video, article, or blog post.
All you have to do is click the button to get started.
Business Law News








Microbusinesses Only: New PPP Rules For 2021
~5 minute read History Between Microbusiness and the PPP Last spring, the government established the Paycheck Protection Program (“PPP”) as one of the main aid programs for small businesses during the coronavirus pandemic. In the beginning, PPP loans were available to businesses with fewer than 500 employees. The money could be used for payroll, health
February 26, 2021








Is Small Business Bankruptcy Right For You?
Worst of all, your cash reserves and any Paycheck Protection Program money you may have received are long gone. Your creditors are hounding your cell phone and your mailbox is full of bills. And with all of the talk about the “new normal,” perhaps you no longer see any light at the end of the tunnel for your business and are ready to throw in the towel. If so, perhaps a Chapter 7 bankruptcy is right for you.
February 16, 2021






Series LLCs Coming to a State Near You
What if you want to divide liability and management within your limited liability company?
February 10, 2021
Get updates on the business law news you care about most.
Business Law News








Microbusinesses Only: New PPP Rules For 2021
~5 minute read History Between Microbusiness and the PPP Last spring, the government established the Paycheck Protection Program (“PPP”) as one of the main aid programs for small businesses during the coronavirus pandemic. In the beginning, PPP loans were available to businesses with fewer than 500 employees. The money could be used for payroll, health








Is Small Business Bankruptcy Right For You?
Worst of all, your cash reserves and any Paycheck Protection Program money you may have received are long gone. Your creditors are hounding your cell phone and your mailbox is full of bills. And with all of the talk about the “new normal,” perhaps you no longer see any light at the end of the tunnel for your business and are ready to throw in the towel. If so, perhaps a Chapter 7 bankruptcy is right for you.






Series LLCs Coming to a State Near You
What if you want to divide liability and management within your limited liability company?
Get updates on the business law news you care about most.
Tricia Dunlap
Tricia Dunlap
At age 40 with two teenagers at home, Tricia Dunlap leapt from teaching to law school. After several years at a global Big Law firm, she made another leap and started Dunlap Law to satisfy her desire for greater freedom and her nerdy love for solving gnarly problems.
Dunlap Law is committed to helping good people start good businesses in order to benefit the community because Tricia truly believes that business can be a force for good. She is determined that Dunlap Law will be more than a solid business – it will also make positive impacts on the local community and the world.
Tricia provides counsel to a wide variety of clients on general business law, IP, licensing and contracts, and regulatory compliance. With recognized expertise in corporate sustainability, she also focuses on how businesses measure and manage their nonfinancial risks, whether that means environmental issues like climate change, social issues like human rights, or emerging legal issues such as data privacy and cybersecurity among many other legal topics and issues.
Tricia joined the Advisory Board of the Sustainability Accounting Standards Board and served on the Consumption Industry Working Group, giving SASB feedback on proposed sustainability standards for companies in that economic sector. Working with a small team of other SASB Subject Matter Experts, Tricia helped create the Fundamentals of Sustainability Accounting (FSA) Level 1 and Level 2 credentialing exams. Tricia is proud to hold the credential she helped create.
Because she is a glutton for punishment and every business faces challenges with data privacy and cybersecurity, Tricia holds the Certified Information Privacy Professional (CIPP/US) credential from the International Association of Privacy Professionals. She is also 2020-2021 co-chair of the IAPP’s KnowledgeNet, Richmond Chapter.
Table of Contents


Featured Publications
Sustainability Disclosures in the EU
INSIGHTS The Corporate &
Securities Law Advisor
Beyond COP21:
What Corporate & Securities
Lawyers Need to Know
American Bar Association
Sustainability Accounting Standards
as the New GAAP
Today’s General Counsel
Hundreds of Climate Suits Being Litigated
Today’s General Counsel
ESG Factors and Outperformance
WealthForge
Featured Podcasts and Articles
Recent Speaking Topics
“Women Who Mean Business: Preparing to Propel”
“Women Who Mean Business: Preparing to Propel”
“Why We’re Called ‘Counsel’: How a Good Lawyer Brings Value to Business”
“Cybersecurity:
Law & Ethics”
“Beyond Finance: ESG Investing in the New Millennium”
“Cybersecurity: The Monster Hiding In Every Closet”
“The Future of Impact Investing in Public Markets”
“Developments in EU Cross-Border Governance” (sustainability disclosures in the EU)
How Tricia Dunlap Can Help Your Business
Tricia Dunlap’s expertise can add value to your business, customers, or events by sharing her experiences and lessons in business law.
She’d love to feature in your business event, podcast, video, article, or blog post.
All you have to do is click the button to get started.
Business Law News








Microbusinesses Only: New PPP Rules For 2021
~5 minute read History Between Microbusiness and the PPP Last spring, the government established the Paycheck Protection Program (“PPP”) as one of the main aid programs for small businesses during the coronavirus pandemic. In the beginning, PPP loans were available to businesses with fewer than 500 employees. The money could be used for payroll, health








Is Small Business Bankruptcy Right For You?
Worst of all, your cash reserves and any Paycheck Protection Program money you may have received are long gone. Your creditors are hounding your cell phone and your mailbox is full of bills. And with all of the talk about the “new normal,” perhaps you no longer see any light at the end of the tunnel for your business and are ready to throw in the towel. If so, perhaps a Chapter 7 bankruptcy is right for you.






Series LLCs Coming to a State Near You
What if you want to divide liability and management within your limited liability company?