Many clients have asked me: Should I have a will? The answer: Yes!

If you have a will, you can choose who will inherit your property when you die.

If

Lackawanna County Court of Common PleasScranton, PA

In the case of Doe v. Career Technology Center of Lacka. Co.. No. 2019-CV-3029 (C.P. Lacka. Co. July 18, 2019 Nealon, J.), Judge

A notable medical malpractice decision was recently handed down by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court.  

In the case of Mitchell v. Shikora, No. 55 WAP 2017 (Pa. June 18, 2019)

We all make mistakes but when alleging it as an excusable default on a motion to vacate under CPLR 5015 (a) (1), be specific in your allegations.

For example in

In the case of Dougherty v. Jay, No. 2017-00480-40 (C.P. Bucks Co. April 24, 2019 Trauger, J.), the court entered summary judgment in favor of the Defendant under the

In an opinion yesterday, Judge Engelmayer dismissed a class action accusing Whole Foods of exaggerating the weights of certain pre-packaged foods, so as to overcharge customers.  The genesis of the

Let’s say your client has been served with a new D&O lawsuit. Based on what you know about the events that led up to the lawsuit, you are genuinely unsure

On July 3, the Third Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a lower district court decision and held that Amazon can be liable as a “seller” for defective products sold by

On July 19, 2019, Finance Canada announced public consultations regarding proposed changes to the Special Import Measures Regulations and issued a backgrounder.  The proposed changes are in response to

Data protection in Poland now includes an updated “black list” of operations requiring an impact assessment. Another action announces a controversial decision about privacy of license plate numbers.  In addition, a data breach manual

Call for evidence on regulatory cooperation marks the first phase of the planned review.

By Carl Fernandes, Nicola Higgs, Rob Moulton, and Charlotte Collins

The Chancellor announced

On July 25, 2019, the Securities and Exchange Commission’s Investor Advisory Committee will be meeting. The meeting will be webcast, and the agenda includes: a discussion of the SEC’s approach

The Board of Registered Nursing in California pursues discipline in almost every case where a Registered Nurse suffers a conviction for Driving Under the Influence.  The Board is authorized to

A physician client came to Ray & Bishop, PLC, after receiving a Statement of Issues from the California Medical Board alleging that the client had a history of substance abuse

In just its second Opinion Letter, OFCCP has [somewhat] tackled the issue of Pay Analysis Groups (PAGs).  Issued two months after the inaugural Opinion Letter which addressed the issue of

They say everything is bigger in Texas and the controversy surrounding paid sick leave is no exception. With less than two weeks before the effective date of two paid sick

In an important step for California, Governor Gavin Newsom signed SB 188 into law on July 3, 2019. SB 188 or also known as, the CROWN ACT, “Create a Respectful

Our colleague Amanda M. Gomez at Epstein Becker Green have recently published a post on the Hospitality Labor and Employment Law blog that will be of interest to our readers in