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Pressure cookers are marketed as quick, efficient devices to quickly cook tasty foods. Though for the most part, these devices are safe, more and more injury cases are coming to the forefront against Instant Pot, Phillipe Richards, NuWave, Mirro, Cuisinart, and more. Many of these people have successfully filed product...

ATTENTION SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS: A SECOND BITE OF THE (PPP) APPLE On Tuesday, April 21, 2020, the U. S. Senate passed an interim funding bill which provides for additional forgivable loans to businesses and non-profit organizations. The bill includes $320B for the popular Paycheck Protection Program (“PPP”). The original funding...

There are few things more important in life than creating a comprehensive estate plan. Times like these show us just how important it truly is to prepare for the unexpected. Please continue reading and reach out to our experienced Pennsylvania estate planning attorneys to learn more. What are some of...

The Paycheck Protection Program (“PPP”) is a crucial lifeline for small businesses suffering during the coronavirus crisis. As such, participating lenders face a tidal wave of desperate small business owners seeking to keep their businesses afloat. As many lenders will attest, the absence of guidance from the Small Business Administration...

Estate Administration is difficult in the best of times and these are not the best of times.  If you have recently lost a loved one and you have been named as executor of the Estate or trustee of their Trust, this is an especially difficult time.  Please read “NEW ESTATES”...

One of the most important facets of any comprehensive estate plan is establishing a power of attorney. Please continue reading and reach out to our experienced Pennsylvania estate planning attorneys to learn more about the several powers of attorney and how we can help you create one. Are there different...

The new coronavirus has drastically affected us all in the last few weeks and months, both directly and indirectly. Small businesses and large corporations alike took a hit, and the end is still not yet in sight. Unsurprisingly, the real estate business has also been impacted by the virus, and...

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the cash flow of your business has diminished or all but disappeared.  You do not know if your business will survive the pandemic and resume normal operations.  In an effort to replace the revenue your business has lost, you filed a claim for business interruption...

Only 250 individuals have been selected nationwide to serve as Subchapter V private trustees under the Small Business Reorganization Act. There are only four approved Subchapter V private trustees in our federal judicial district, the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, which includes the five-county Philadelphia metropolitan area and four counties in...

The SBRA—we hardly knew you. The ink was barely dry on The Small Business Reorganization Act of 2019 (“SBRA”) when the CARES Act significantly modified the definition of “who may be a debtor” under the SBRA.  The SBRA, which took effect on February 19, 2020, added a new Subchapter V...