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COVID has been hard for business of all sizes, but it’s taken a special toll on small, service based operations. A recent ruling in Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania, may bring such businesses a bit of relief.
- Real Estate
On September 4th, 2020, the Centers for Disease Control issued a halt on certain evictions to prevent COVID-19 spread. Despite the furry of litigation this caused nationwide, Allegheny County is observing the halt.
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We are pleased to announce that the Proprietor of our law firm, Ryan D. Very, Esq., has been appointed to the Disciplinary Board of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania's
Read Article Forming a business entity can protect business owners and shareholders from personal responsibility for business debts and liabilities. But not always. In Pennsylvania, holding owners and shareholders personally liable for business activity is called ‘piercing the corporate veil.’
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Possibly. Force majeure, Latin for ‘superior strength,’ is a contractual clause that excuses nonperformance for ‘acts of God,’ which means unpreventable natural accidents.
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Controversial changes are going into effect for Title IX, a Federal law prohibiting sexual misconduct in higher education. The changes strengthen the rights of the accused, and make it harder on victims.
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We are proud to announce that, once again, Proprietor Ryan D. Very, Esq., has been named a Super Lawyer Rising Star.
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