By Paul T. Rushton, Esq.
The sale of a closely-held business is typically one of the most important and stressful events in a business owner’s life. The dual challenge of addressing the requirements of selling a business while continuing to … Read more
An article prepared by Paul T. Rushton, the Chair of our Business & Finance Department, was recently published in the Winter 2021 Newsletter for the Business Law Section of the Pennsylvania Bar Association. The article, titled “More than a Handshake … Read more
An article prepared by Paul T. Rushton, the Chair of our Business & Finance Department, was recently featured in the Times Leader’s Attorney Showcase. The article, titled “More than a Handshake Required – Practical Tips for Efficient Compliance with the … Read more
If you are a real estate investor or have an interest in investing in real estate, you may find it useful to consult the information in Paul Rushton’s article about certain corporate and tax issues to be considered prior to … Read more
Section 8834(a) of the Pennsylvania Revised Uniform Limited Liability Company Act, which became effective in 2017, provides that a member of a limited liability company … Read more
Due to certain changes under the rules governing the imposition of the Pennsylvania realty transfer tax and the Pennsylvania Associations Code over the past several years, the owners of parcels of real property in the name of a general partnership … Read more
By: MaryJo Kishel, Esq.*
When you’ve invested substantial resources in developing the knowledge and skills of those you employ or engage, you should take action to insure your ownership of the intellectual property produced and discovered by them. Businesses often … Read more
By: MaryJo Kishel, Esq.*
If you are like most business owners, the protection of your brand name is very important to you. However, many business owners make the mistake of assuming that they own the exclusive rights to their brand … Read more
