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How Flood Insurance Differs From Homeowners Or Business Loss

December 17, 2012

In my last blog (“Is Your Insurance Company Giving You Grief, Not Relief?” 12/14/12), I discussed some ways to handle a homeowners or business loss claim. In particular, state law…

Is Your Insurance Company Giving You Grief, Not Relief, After Hurricane Sandy?

December 14, 2012

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Business Law

In the wake of Hurricane Sandy, thousands of home and business owners in the Mid-Atlantic region are relying on prompt and fair payment of insurance claims to begin rebuilding. Unfortunately,…

When Starting A New Business Can Hurt, Not Help

September 18, 2012

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A Lawyer's Perspective

In this economy, the loss of one’s job can be an invitation to self-employment. After all, economic necessity may dictate doing something to generate income. However, those who collect unemployment benefits…

When Is Full Tort Not Full Tort?

September 13, 2012

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Personal Injury

When you are driving down to the Jersey Shore, it will most likely never cross your mind that the full tort coverage auto policy you paid extra for in Pennsylvania won’t…

Medicare Liens and Set-Asides: More Headaches for Accident Victims

February 16, 2012

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A Lawyer's Perspective

In the last blog, I spoke about the health insurance companies’ right to recover money paid for accident related medical expenses from an injured person’s lawsuit. Medicare (I will assume everyone knows what Medicare…

Medical Liens and What They Mean – Part I

January 27, 2012

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Personal Injury

Clients are not happy to hear that money their health insurance company paid for treatment of accident related injuries must be paid back to the insurance company out of their…

Criminals Now More Employable In Philadelphia

January 14, 2012

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Employment Law

A Philadelphia city ordinance took effect last week which now prohibits employers from inquiring about a job applicant’s criminal record in a job application or a first interview. A violation may result in…

PA Unemployment Benefits Changes Coming in January

December 23, 2011

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Unemployment

Important new changes to Pennsylvania unemployment compensation law will take effect January 1, 2012. Perhaps the most significant change affects persons who are terminated and receive severance pay. Currently, severance…

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How Flood Insurance Differs From Homeowners Or Business Loss

Is Your Insurance Company Giving You Grief, Not Relief, After Hurricane Sandy?

When Starting A New Business Can Hurt, Not Help

When Is Full Tort Not Full Tort?

Medicare Liens and Set-Asides: More Headaches for Accident Victims

Medical Liens and What They Mean – Part I

Criminals Now More Employable In Philadelphia

PA Unemployment Benefits Changes Coming in January

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