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COVID-19 Guidance: Essential vs. Nonessential Businesses

March 18, 2020

John Prorok

As a result of the Governor’s efforts to close all nonessential businesses in Pennsylvania due to the COVID-19 outbreak, there is some confusion over the definition of a nonessential business.…

For the Borrower: LIBOR and SOFR FAQs

February 19, 2020

Business Law News

John Prorok

Written By: Kathleen C. McConnell, Esq. LIBOR (the London Interbank Offered Rate) is anticipated to be phased out and unavailable after December 31, 2021[i]. So, what happens to borrowers who…

How To Choose a Business Attorney in Pennsylvania

January 29, 2020

Business Law News

John Prorok

Whether you are starting up a new company, embarking on a complicated commercial transaction or developing updated company bylaws, navigating the legal landscape of business law can be challenging and…

CBD in the School Setting: What School Officials Should Consider

December 17, 2019

Education Law News

Christina Lane

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…

Working with Local Municipalities: Avoiding Potential Pitfalls & Tips for Success

November 25, 2019

Municipal Law News

Falco Muscante

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…

How Can A Commercial Real Estate Attorney Help Both a Buyer and Seller?

September 26, 2019

MBM Law's Company News

Alfred Maiello

When it comes to buying or selling commercial property, many people shy away from seeking the assistance of an attorney. The added cost of an attorney can be significant, and…

PA Supreme Court: State Trooper Not Protected By Immunity in Excessive Force Case

July 22, 2019

MBM Law's Company News

Alfred Maiello

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…

What is the Pittsburgh Paid Sick Leave Law?

July 22, 2019

Business Law News

John Prorok

The Pittsburgh paid sick leave law states that every private employer must offer paid sick leave to their employees, regardless of size. For larger employers, defined as having 15 or…

Maiello Brungo & Maiello Welcomes Michael T. Korns as Senior Counsel, Expanding the Firm’s Municipal Law Group

April 17, 2019

MBM Law's Company News

Alfred Maiello

(PITTSBURGH) April 17, 2019 – Maiello Brungo & Maiello is pleased to announce the addition of Michael T. Korns to its skilled team of attorneys. Michael will serve as Senior…

Communication Between Parents and School Officials: Can there be too much?

April 9, 2019

Education Law News

Christina Lane

Special educators cannot deny the necessity of communication with parents and the benefits it brings to providing a special needs child a free appropriate public education (FAPE). To be certain,…

WHEN IS AN EMPLOYEE’S RESIGNATION CONSIDERED A DISCHARGE?

January 19, 2019

MBM Law's Company News

Alfred Maiello

It is often the case that when an employee is confronted with an overwhelming amount of evidence to support termination from employment, the employee is willing to tender their resignation…

Special Education Series – Recycling

June 15, 2018

Education Law News

Christina Lane

Recycling, documents and information, may take little effort but it could cause significant problems in a school district’s compliance with IDEA and its provision of FAPE. “Annual goals were repeated…

An Overview on Property Taxes

May 9, 2018

MBM Law's Company News

Alfred Maiello

Taxes. During this time of year, it is likely that you have just completed and filed your local, state, and federal income taxes. While taxes are still fresh in your…

Special Education – Residency Dispute

April 2, 2018

Education Law News

Christina Lane

Federal Court carves out special rule for special education residency disputes-when an issue of residency is intertwined with the receipt of special education services, the Office for Dispute Resolution hearing…

Termination Upheld Due to Illegal Drug Use

February 26, 2018

Education Law News

Christina Lane

In a victory for School Districts, the Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court recently decided the case of Metz v. Bethlehem Area School District on January 4, 2018. In this case, a professional…

Legal Insights

COVID-19 Guidance: Essential vs. Nonessential Businesses

For the Borrower: LIBOR and SOFR FAQs

How To Choose a Business Attorney in Pennsylvania

CBD in the School Setting: What School Officials Should Consider

Working with Local Municipalities: Avoiding Potential Pitfalls & Tips for Success

How Can A Commercial Real Estate Attorney Help Both a Buyer and Seller?

PA Supreme Court: State Trooper Not Protected By Immunity in Excessive Force Case

What is the Pittsburgh Paid Sick Leave Law?

Maiello Brungo & Maiello Welcomes Michael T. Korns as Senior Counsel, Expanding the Firm’s Municipal Law Group

Communication Between Parents and School Officials: Can there be too much?

WHEN IS AN EMPLOYEE’S RESIGNATION CONSIDERED A DISCHARGE?

Special Education Series – Recycling

An Overview on Property Taxes

Special Education – Residency Dispute

Termination Upheld Due to Illegal Drug Use

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