The long awaited decision of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court in Tincher v. OmegaFlex, Inc., 104 A.3d 328 (Pa. 2014) finally clarified the law of Pennsylvania
On April 6, 2016 the Pennsylvania Supreme Court heard argument for the second time in Rost vs. Ford Motor Company, a case which could be
Many people like to move into older houses that have been modernized inside. Especially in cities, old bank or factory buildings are being turned into
Despite coverage of GE’s near-criminal pollution of the Hudson River with PCBs manufactured at its two New York plants in Hudson Falls and Fort Edward,
Leon Carelli, Chief Technology Officer at The Locks Law Firm, has been quoted in Forbes. Alongside a group of other tech experts, Carelli was asked how
Today the Third Circuit court of Appeals upheld Judge Brody’s opinion approving the Players settlement with the NFL in the concussion litigation. The three judge
When we are little, we are taught to play nice, play fair. So why did that adage disappear when I became a lawyer? It is
Last week, I had the pleasure of moderating an information session for other lawyers that sought to connect improvisation and the law. The goal was
“Just because you’re paranoid doesn’t mean they aren’t after you.” ― Joseph Heller, Catch-22 When I meet with potential clients, I have a standard speech regarding social media:
