COVID-19 Guidance: Special Education Timelines and Other Considerations for School ClosuresMarch 20, 2020Christina L. LaneIn the midst of mandatory ten day school closures, questions arise as to what affect, if any does the closure…Read More
For the Borrower: LIBOR and SOFR FAQsFebruary 19, 2020John H. ProrokBorrowers, Corporate Law, Lenders, LIBOR, Loans, SOFRWritten By: Kathleen C. McConnell, Esq. LIBOR (the London Interbank Offered Rate) is anticipated to be phased out and unavailable…Read More
How To Choose a Business Attorney in PennsylvaniaJanuary 29, 2020John H. ProrokWhether you are starting up a new company, embarking on a complicated commercial transaction or developing updated company bylaws, navigating…Read More
CBD in the School Setting: What School Officials Should ConsiderDecember 17, 2019Christina L. Lanecannabis, CBD, education law, FDA, marijuanaWith each passing day, CBD becomes easier to obtain. CBD is marketed in a wide array of products including drugs,…Read More
How Can A Commercial Real Estate Attorney Help Both a Buyer and Seller?September 26, 2019Alfred C. MaielloWhen it comes to buying or selling commercial property, many people shy away from seeking the assistance of an attorney.…Read More
PA Supreme Court: State Trooper Not Protected By Immunity in Excessive Force CaseJuly 22, 2019Alfred C. MaielloIn a decision that will be of interest to municipalities across the Commonwealth, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court recently decided the…Read More
What is the Pittsburgh Paid Sick Leave Law?July 22, 2019John H. ProrokThe Pittsburgh paid sick leave law states that every private employer must offer paid sick leave to their employees, regardless…Read More
Communication Between Parents and School Officials: Can there be too much?April 9, 2019Christina L. LaneSpecial educators cannot deny the necessity of communication with parents and the benefits it brings to providing a special needs…Read More