On March 19, 2026, Northampton County Council approved a non-discrimination ordinance (the “Ordinance”), expanding local civil rights protections and authorizing the creation of a county Human Relations Commission. In her latest article, KingSpry’s partner Karley Biggs Sebia, Esq., reviews the Ordinance and its impact across a broad range of sectors, including employers, educational … [Read more...] about Northampton County Expands Local Civil Rights Protections: What the New Human Relations Commission Means for Organizations and Individuals
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FTC Enforces Consumer Review Rule
On December 22, 2025, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) issued letters to ten (10) companies, warning of potential violations of its “Consumer Review Rule,” 16 C.F.R. § 465, which took effect on October 21, 2024. The FTC’s recent enforcement action demonstrates its continued effort to combat deceptive and unfair customer reviews and testimonials. KingSpry’s Business Law and Employment … [Read more...] about FTC Enforces Consumer Review Rule
Act 50 Lights Simpler Path for Families: Title 20 Amendments Explained
On November 24, 2025, Governor Shapiro signed Act 50 of 2025 into law, which makes several important changes to Pennsylvania’s estate administration and probate laws. The three major areas affected include: (1) treatment of smaller bank accounts when the account holder dies, (2) easier access to unclaimed property by family members, and (3) a change in the order of distribution when a deceased … [Read more...] about Act 50 Lights Simpler Path for Families: Title 20 Amendments Explained
Pennsylvania Law to Increase Efficiency in Guardianship Proceedings
On October 27, 2025, Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro signed House Bill No. 18 into law, making it Act No. 39 of 2025 (the “Act”). Receiving bipartisan support in both chambers of the Pennsylvania General Assembly, the Act intends to increase the responsiveness of Pennsylvania’s guardianship system. KingSpry Estate attorney and litigator, Joseph R. Kemmerling, Esq., discusses the new law and … [Read more...] about Pennsylvania Law to Increase Efficiency in Guardianship Proceedings
FTC Addresses Non-Competes in the Healthcare Industry
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) continues to weigh in on the state of non-competition agreements (“non-competes”), this time, addressing non-competes in the healthcare industry. In her latest article, KingSpry’s Healthcare Professional Legal Services Chair, Karley Biggs Sebia, Esq., breaks down the FTC’s latest action and what it means for healthcare employers and staffing companies. A … [Read more...] about FTC Addresses Non-Competes in the Healthcare Industry
Taking Effect June 5, 2025: Pennsylvania General Assembly to Curb Distracted Driving with Paul Miller’s Law
On June 5, 2024, Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro signed Senate Bill 37 (“SB 37”), making it Act 18 of 2024. The Act, referred to as Paul Miller’s Law, will enhance responsibility for drivers who utilize a mobile device while operating a motor vehicle in Pennsylvania. KingSpry’s Litigation Chair, Alan S. Battisti, Esq., discusses the Act and emphasizes what drivers need to know to avoid … [Read more...] about Taking Effect June 5, 2025: Pennsylvania General Assembly to Curb Distracted Driving with Paul Miller’s Law
