November 16, 2021 In Business Law, Business Litigation

Refiling a Stricken Confessed Judgment – Is It Permitted?

If you are not familiar with confession of judgment, I suggest you read my prior article entitled “Confession of Judgment – Be Careful When Giving Up Your Right to Due Process.” Boiled down to its basics, a confession…

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Pennsylvania Supreme Court Rules that a Defective Mechanics’ Lien May Be Challenged at Any Time

In Pennsylvania, as in many states, contractors and subcontractors have a powerful tool if they are not paid for construction, alteration or repair work that they conduct on real property of another.  In addition to filing a lawsuit,…

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March 10, 2021 In Business Law, Business Litigation

Recent Court Decisions Have Made It Easier to Bring a Lawsuit Under the Pennsylvania Unfair Trade Practices and Consumer Protection Law

The Pennsylvania Unfair Trade Practices and Consumer Protection Law (the “UTPCPL”) is a statute that has leveled the playing field for consumers suing companies and others for fraudulent or deceptive business practices.  In Pennsylvania, like in many states,…

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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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