Congratulations to our own Garry Taroli on joining the Maternal and Family Health Services board of directors. MFHS is a nonprofit organization that addresses health and nutrition needs among the region’s women, children and families.
Garry is a Partner in … Read more
As you work to finalize your divorce, don’t forget about your estate plan. A divorce is often all-consuming, both financially and emotionally, but it is important to turn your attention to your estate plan as you emerge from a separation … Read more
Normally when selling a commercial or investment property, capital gains taxes must be paid on the sale. However, Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code provides an exception which allows a seller to defer paying tax on the sale proceeds … Read more
Many business owners continue to operate their business as a sole proprietor despite the fact that a sole proprietorship offers no liability protection for him or her. The reason for this decision is oftentimes a desire to avoid the additional … Read more
Did you know that Attorney Rick Russo has a series of videos on our website where he provides legal tips concerning motor vehicle insurance and accidents? In the “Rick’s Tips” videos, Rick discusses a variety of topics to help you … Read more
It is anticipated that the use of internal corporate investigations will increase in frequency in the coming years for a variety of reasons, such as increased governmental regulation of certain industries and social changes, such as the “Me Too” movement. … Read more
On March 29, 2021, the U.S. Center for Disease Control once again extended its eviction moratorium through June 30, 2021. The moratorium was set to expire on March 31.
Residential evictions for the nonpayment of rent or holdover of a … Read more
The American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 (the “Act”), which was signed into law on March 11th, fully subsidizes the COBRA premiums (or the state Mini-Cobra law premiums if applicable) of “Assistance Eligible Individuals” and their dependents from April 1, … Read more
Kieran M. Casey, a partner in our Labor & Employment Practice Group, recently served as one of the presenters for a continuing legal education seminar titled “The Paycheck Protection Program in 2021.” The seminar, which was sponsored by the Pennsylvania … Read more
As part of the negotiation of the terms and conditions that will govern the sale of a business, the selling party should develop and implement a strategy for obtaining a “market” deal (i.e. a deal that includes standard terms and … Read more