On March 2, 2021, Governor Tom Wolf announced that $145 million will be made available to help Pennsylvania small businesses in need.
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CHIRP Offers Grants to Assist Local Businesses Affected by COVID
March 4th, 2021Equality Act Aims to Amend the 1964 Civil Rights Act to Ban Discrimination Based on Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity
February 26th, 2021Bidding above the asking price and incentivizing with cash offers has become more common this year, especially with record-low interest rates.
Ongoing Pandemic and Declining Home Inventory Has Created Ideal Sellers’ Market
February 25th, 2021Bidding above the asking price and incentivizing with cash offers has become more common this year, especially with record-low interest rates.
CDC Releases Guidelines and Recommendations for Returning to In-Person Instruction
February 12th, 2021The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) eleased new guidance and recommendations today for schools getting ready to start full in-person instruction again during the pandemic.
Governor’s Proposed Budget Could Be Game Changer for School Funding
February 10th, 2021Governor Wolf addressed concerns regarding barriers that Pennsylvanians are currently facing, and he emphasized his interests in focusing on Pennsylvania’s ‘unequal and underfunded’ education system.
Precedent-Setting Goodwin Opinion Holds Life Insurance Benefits Are Gifts, Not Marital Property
February 9th, 2021Equitable distribution only applies to marital property, which is all property gained during the marriage. However, it does not include property gained during marriage through gifts.
Recent California Supreme Court Ruling May Impact Family Law Custody Evaluations
February 8th, 2021A recent California Supreme Court case, People v. Sanchez, may have additional impacts on the practicality and implication of custody evaluations.
Recent Surrogate Controversies Highlight Potential Contractual Issues to Keep in Mind
February 3rd, 2021The COVID-19 pandemic has created unique circumstances and dilemmas surrounding Assisted Reproductive Technology.
HR Law Update: What to Look For in Healthcare Employment Contracts
January 29th, 2021If you are a parent on the eve of schools reopening wondering “how can I make this work,” the Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA) has a provision that may help.
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Finalizes Rule, Providing Federally Funded Programs Discretion on Religious Grounds
January 22nd, 2021The COVID-19 pandemic has created unique circumstances and dilemmas surrounding Assisted Reproductive Technology.