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The fashion world has presented an interesting case of potential secondary liability for trademark infringement, targeting the distributors of allegedly infringing products to the retailers who sell the products to the public… Read On

July 4th has come and gone, and, as many Pennsylvania local elected officials and police chiefs are well aware, the word is out that “consumer fireworks” are now legal for purchase by in-state Pennsylvania residents… Read On

It is no surprise to many employers that student loan debt is on the rise among younger graduates.  What may surprise some is the trend toward offering student loan assistance programs as part of a benefits package to entice younger applicants… Read On

In January, Governor Tom Wolf announced his plan to change the eligibility requirements for employees to receive overtime.  Wolf’s plan mirrored the plan circulated by the Obama administration, through the United States Department of Labor… Read On

Municipalities across Central Pennsylvania and the United States are grappling with the explosion in unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) or “drone” use among businesses, hobbyists, and other private interests… Read On

The report of the grand jury impaneled to consider charges of alleged sexual molestation by clergy involving several Pennsylvania dioceses has been the topic of much news coverage lately.   The U.S… Read On

Regular review of your employee handbook should be part of every business’s best practices.  Although you may not think your employees pay much attention to the contents, its provisions can either help or hurt you in an employee dispute… Read On

Voluntary dissolution of a corporation usually means something has gone wrong either between the owners or with the business concept itself, but the process of terminating a business does not have to be overly difficult… Read On

Public officials who use social media should review the recent federal court ruling that  held that President Donald Trump violated the First Amendment by blocking critics from accessing his Twitter account… Read On

Internal Revenue Code § 199A (“§ 199A”), effective beginning in 2017, added by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (“Act”) has been less publicized than the Act’s famous reduction of the corporate tax rate, but within the circles of tax… Read On