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Unmanned aircraft systems (UAS), commonly known as drones, are a hot topic, drawing the attention of the Federal Aviation Administration (“FAA”), state and local governments, and even Disney World, which loved its No-Fly-Zone until it wanted to… Read On

The independence of the OOR was under attack in 2015 as the new Administration sought to remove the late term appointment of Erik Arneson as the successor Executive Director to Terry Mutchler… Read On

  To: Kris “Santa Claus” Kringle, CEO, North Pole Industries CC: Jack Frost, Vice President, Human, Elf and Reindeer Resources From: Pepper Mintstix, Esquire, Chair, Nauman Smith Holiday Division In Re: Case File Update Date: December 25, 2015… Read On

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has issued a pair of decisions[1] to clarify the extent that government agencies must disclose records documenting public money paid to government contractors and subcontractors… Read On

On August 27, 2015, the Clean Air Council, a Philadelphia based environmental rights group, sued Sunoco Pipeline, LP (“SPLP”) in the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas challenging the status of SPLP as a public utility under the Pennsylvania… Read On

The Commonwealth Court held recently that state police dash cams (Mobile Video Recorders, “MVRs”) are public records under certain circumstances and are not automatically exempt under Pennsylvania’s Right to Know Law (open records… Read On

While I practice in employment law, and advise clients on the use of conviction records in making hiring decisions, the issue recently struck me personally. A relative committed a felony as a teenager… Read On

For a variety of reasons, you may be thinking about rolling over your Traditional IRA or 401K to a new or consolidated IRA… Read On