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Before the passage of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 (TCJA), the Internal Revenue Code allowed employers to deduct up to $255 per employee for qualified parking. This deduction is no longer an allowable business expense… Read On

Pennsylvania’s new gaming expansion law paved the way for a wide variety of new gaming activities including e-lottery games and video gaming terminals at truck stops… Read On

Last year, in a case known as PSEA III, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled that public school employees have a constitutional right to “informational privacy” in their home addresses.  PSEA III raised more questions than it answered… Read On

On August 22, 2017, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court issued its decision in the case Hanaway v. The Parkesburg Group, LP… Read On

Pennsylvania legalized the prescription, sale, and use of medical marijuana in 2016, but due to the lengthy permitting and site selection process for grower/processors and dispensaries, medical marijuana has not seen widespread sale or use in… Read On

The limited liability company (“LLC”) is popular with both companies and individuals looking to form new businesses and acquire property due to it combining many of the advantages of both corporations and partnerships… Read On

Public officials and government entities use social media such as Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram to broadcast community events, make public service announcements, or issue policy statements… Read On

Copyrights, Trademarks and Trade Secrets – Intellectual Property Law Basics for… Read On

The Commonwealth Court’s recent decision in Capinski v. Upper Pottsgrove Towship could foreshadow changes in the way final determinations from the Office of Open Records (OOR) are enforced… Read On