Posted in Workers' Compensation
During these trying times of the COVID-19 pandemic, most Americans are doing all they can to stay healthy and “flatten the curve” in order to return to their normal lives. Many worry about their own well-being, along with their family’s, – both physically and financially, as scores of people have… Continue reading
Posted in Community Associations
The Legislature passed S2342/A3915, which allows non-profit corporations to hold member meetings remotely during this state of emergency, to the extent that the board adopts guidelines to establish procedures governing member meetings. The bill was just signed into law by Governor Murphy.
Posted in Pennsylvania Law Monitor
Being in a family of construction workers, the COVID-19 crisis has hit hard. My family members, like yours are out of work, seeking unemployment, or their businesses are prevented from thriving. With COVID-19 not yet reaching its peak, several Construction businesses have been required to halt residential and commercial construction… Continue reading
Posted in Personal Injury, Vehicle Accident
Stay-at-home orders issued in Pennsylvania and New Jersey mean most people are not driving at all. At best, individuals are occasionally driving for curbside pickup food. Because of the dramatic decrease in driving, ten of the largest U.S. auto insurance companies say they will take the unusual step of giving… Continue reading
Posted in Trusts & Estates
Although there is near universal acceptance of the importance of gifting, the manner in which gifts are made can have a major impact for your beneficiaries. This is particularly true if the recipient is under 21 years of age, and it can be an acute issue if the recipient is… Continue reading
Posted in Business & Commercial Law
Although CAI-LAC has received word that both houses of the Legislature have pulled the collection moratorium bill COVID-19 Financial Security for Consumers Act, from the bills to be heard today, it does not mean that the bill will not advance. We believe it means the Legislature is aware how devastating… Continue reading
Posted in Trusts & Estates
The recent decline in asset values may make gifting a more attractive estate planning technique for many individuals, particularly if you are considering gifts of stock or other non-cash assets. Gifting of assets to a trust for your children and grandchildren can be an important part of an estate plan,… Continue reading
Posted in Pennsylvania Law Monitor
Communities throughout the United States are experiencing unprecedented unemployment levels during the COVID-19 pandemic. People have been blindsided with layoffs and furloughs from employment. Many of these individuals are in critical need of unemployment compensation to get through this crisis.
Posted in Business & Commercial Law
Business break-up cases require a complex, interdisciplinary approach to solving problems associated with the fractured relationships between the owners of a closely held company. A business divorce attorney must have an in-depth knowledge of corporate, employment, contract, and business tort law. It is important when selecting an attorney to represent… Continue reading
Posted in Defective Drugs, Zantac
In the face of mounting nationwide lawsuits and continuing alarming testing data, the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has finally announced it is requesting manufacturers withdraw all prescription and over-the-counter (OTC) ranitidine drugs from the market immediately. As a result of this immediate market withdrawal request, ranitidine products… Continue reading
