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City of Pittsburgh’s Residential Housing Rental Permit Program Found to Violate Home Rule Law

May 23, 2023

Lawrence Maiello

In Landlord Service Bureau, Inc. v. the City of Pittsburgh, No. 1026 C.D. 2021 (Pa Commw., decided March 17, 2023), the Commonwealth Court found the City of Pittsburgh’s Residential Housing…

FMLA Celebrates 30 Years

May 17, 2023

Employment Law News, Human Resources Law News

Michael Brungo

The Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA), was signed into law 30 years ago on February 5, 1993. The law provided American workers the ability to take unpaid leaves of…

Pennsylvania Act 122 Business Alert

April 21, 2023

Business Law News

John Prorok

ROLLING TEN YEAR REPORTING STOPS ANNUAL REPORTING BEGINS 2024. Pennsylvania Act 122 became effective January 2, 2023, amending Title 15 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes dealing with Corporations and Unincorporated…

New Pennsylvania Certification for School Social Workers

April 19, 2023

Education Law News

Alfred Maiello

Due to the critical and unique nature of the work that social workers provide, and the obvious need for these highly qualified professionals, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania has established a…

Commonwealth Court: Pennsylvania’s Public Education Funding System Held Unconstitutional

April 4, 2023

Education Law News

Alfred Maiello

On February 7, 2023, the Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court interpreted Art. III § 14 of the Pennsylvania Constitution, known as the Education Clause, to require the Commonwealth to “provide for the…

Recent Education-Related Cases

March 31, 2023

Education Law News

Alfred Maiello

Administrative Furloughs-Principal and Assistant Principal are not a similar class or type of position. Nadia Engel v. Ellwood City Area School District, 2023 WL 1807150 (Commw. Ct 2023) An assistant…

Pennsylvania’s Sunshine Act: Amending Meeting Agendas

January 11, 2023

Education Law News, Municipal Law News

Alfred Maiello

On June 30 of 2021, Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf signed into law Act 65, which amended Pennsylvania’s Sunshine Act (65 Pa. C.S. § 701 et seq.) to require “public agencies,”…

Maiello Brungo & Maiello Ranked as 2023 U.S. News – Best Lawyers® “Best Law Firm”

November 3, 2022

MBM Law's Company News

Alfred Maiello

MBM Ranked Top Tier in Pittsburgh for Real Estate Law Tier 2: Construction Law, Employment Law – Management, Litigation -Construction Pittsburgh, PA (November 3, 2022): Maiello Brungo and Maiello (MBM),…

Five MBM Attorneys Selected by Peers for Inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America©

October 31, 2022

MBM Law's Company News

Alfred Maiello

29th edition of The Best Lawyers in America© recognizes MBM Partners for their professional legal excellence Pittsburgh, PA (originally published August 18, 2022. Updated October, 31, 2022): Maiello Brungo &…

Attorney Lane Joins Partner Rank at Maiello Brungo & Maiello

October 12, 2022

MBM Law's Company News

Alfred Maiello

Pittsburgh, PA (September 2022): The Partners of Maiello Brungo and Maiello, LLP (MBM) are pleased to announce the appointment of Christina L. Lane to Partner. She joined MBM close to…

Fictitious Name Registration

August 28, 2022

Business Law News

John Prorok

Congratulations, you’ve registered your business with the Department of State and are ready to begin operations! If you’re not planning to use the full name of your company, a common…

Does the Kennedy v Bremerton School District Ruling Introduce Prayer Back Into School?

August 17, 2022

Education Law News

Alfred Maiello

On June 27, 2022, the United States Supreme Court in Kennedy v. Bremerton School District, No. 21-418 found in favor of a high school assistant football coach who was fired…

Avoid Piercing the Corporate Veil with a Business Operating Agreement

August 11, 2022

Business Law News

John Prorok

Many small businesses, particularly a Limited Liability Company (LLC), are owned and operated by one member. This is what is known as a single-member LLC. An expertly crafted and properly…

Mechanic’s Lien: Protect Your Rights and Get Paid

July 1, 2022

Construction Law News

David Raves

The construction industry has always had a problem with cash flow. Even before the outbreak of the coronavirus, many contractors faced problems with getting paid on time. This caused serious…

Benefits of Hiring a Third Party Title IX Investigator

June 22, 2022

Education Law News

Alfred Maiello

MBM Law’s Christina L. Lane is an education attorney who specializes in school matters, including Title IX issues. Ms. Lane has extensive personal experience in being a third-party Title IX…

Legal Insights

City of Pittsburgh’s Residential Housing Rental Permit Program Found to Violate Home Rule Law

FMLA Celebrates 30 Years

Pennsylvania Act 122 Business Alert

New Pennsylvania Certification for School Social Workers

Commonwealth Court: Pennsylvania’s Public Education Funding System Held Unconstitutional

Recent Education-Related Cases

Pennsylvania’s Sunshine Act: Amending Meeting Agendas

Maiello Brungo & Maiello Ranked as 2023 U.S. News – Best Lawyers® “Best Law Firm”

Five MBM Attorneys Selected by Peers for Inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America©

Attorney Lane Joins Partner Rank at Maiello Brungo & Maiello

Fictitious Name Registration

Does the Kennedy v Bremerton School District Ruling Introduce Prayer Back Into School?

Avoid Piercing the Corporate Veil with a Business Operating Agreement

Mechanic’s Lien: Protect Your Rights and Get Paid

Benefits of Hiring a Third Party Title IX Investigator

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