December 18, 2020 In Business Law, Business Litigation

Has Time Run Out? The Law of the “Statute of Limitations” in Pennsylvania

If you are wronged, how long do you have before you must sue or forever lose your right to do so? This is a very important question that non-lawyers don’t often think about. This time limitation is called…

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December 18, 2020 In Business Law, Business Litigation

Confession of Judgment – Be Careful When Giving Up Your Right to Due Process

Does your proposed or existing commercial lease or other commercial contract contain a confession of judgment clause (sometimes also known as a cognovit provision)?  If so, you should read this so that you understand your rights and the…

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December 18, 2020 In Business Law, Business Litigation

Be Careful What You Record – It Could Be a Felony!

Many people do not know that it is generally illegal in Pennsylvania to audio record another person without their permission. Pennsylvania’s Wiretapping and Electronica Surveillance Control Act (the “Wiretapping Act”), was enacted in 1978.  Among other requirements and…

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December 18, 2020 In Business Law, Business Litigation

Should Your Case Be in Federal Court or State Court?

When does a dispute belong in state court and when does it belong in federal court?  The answer to that question is often a mystery to non-lawyers.  We will explore the basics below. Whether a federal court has…

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