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Seasonal Safety: Tips to Reduce Slip and Fall Accidents on Your Property

Corporate Law News, Legal Articles, Litigation Law News, Real Estate Law News
With winter upon us, property owners should be mindful of their seasonal safety obligations. Under Pennsylvania Slip and Fall law, property owners are obligated to use reasonable care to make…
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CBD in the School Setting: What School Officials Should Consider

Education Law News, Legal Articles, MBM Education Alerts
With each passing day, CBD becomes easier to obtain. CBD is marketed in a wide array of products including drugs, food, dietary supplements, cosmetics, pet food and other animal health…
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Working with Local Municipalities: Avoiding Potential Pitfalls & Tips for Success

Construction Law News, Legal Articles, Municipal Law News
This article was originally published in the November/December 2019 issue of Breaking Ground, the magazine of  the Master Builders’ Association of Western Pennsylvania.  The legal framework regulating Pennsylvania oil and…
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MBM Webinar: Public Access to Personal Social Media and E-Mail

Firm News, Legal Articles, Municipal Law News
MBM Webinar: Public Access to Personal Social Media and E-Mail DATE: Thursday, August 15th TIME: 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM EST PRESENTERS: Michael L. Brungo, Falco A. Muscante, Michael T.…
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MBM Education Alert: School Code Changes

Education Law News, Firm News, Legal Articles, MBM Education Alerts
Snow Day Guidance Is On The Way The Pennsylvania Department of Education is developing guidance and establishing a standard application for schools seeking to use flexible days. A key requirement is…
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PA Supreme Court: State Trooper Not Protected By Immunity in Excessive Force Case

Firm News, Legal Articles
In a decision that will be of interest to municipalities across the Commonwealth, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court recently decided the case of Justice v. Lombardo.  In this case, the plaintiff…
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It Pays to Be Sick in Pittsburgh

Corporate Law News, Legal Articles
Most private employers within the city limits of Pittsburgh are now required to provide some paid sick days to all of their workers. The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled on Wednesday that…
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Paid “if” or “when” – the bane of a lower tier contractor

Legal Articles
When it comes to getting paid, two questions are of the utmost importance – How much? and When? There are many ways to delay, shift and otherwise avoid obligations to…
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Off-Site Employee Misconduct: Court Rules in Favor of Employer In Recent Case

Legal Articles
The Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court recently ruled that a woman who made a violent threat toward a co-worker on Facebook is ineligible for unemployment benefits.  The woman claimed her supervisor placed…
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PA Registered Business – What Happens if you are Sued?

Legal Articles
The concept of venue is often underappreciated when business owners consider the various legal considerations involving their businesses. Importantly, the choice of venue significantly impacts the various stages of litigation…
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