While a business contract can be complex, this is often necessary so that you do not end up liable for actions that you are not responsible for. This is why many contracts contain indemnity and indemnification provisions. While these terms appear similar to each...
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Avoiding litigation due to cyber attacks
Many businesses and organizations store critical business files, client information and trade secrets digitally. Unfortunately, cyber attacks have become more common in this digital age and can result in costly litigation. Organizations must implement proactive...
Strategies for crafting a positive business reputation
Building and maintaining a strong reputation is important for the success of any business. The better your company's public image, the longer it will be in business. Cultivating a positive image can help companies attract customers and keep loyal clients. This image...
Understanding common business dispute types
Business conflicts happen daily. Knowing some facts about them will contribute to long-term business success and stability. Businesses can foster healthier relationships by identifying and addressing common sources of disputes. Good relationships with those you work...
How can you avoid contract disputes?
Virtually all businesses use contracts to prevent misunderstandings. However, improper drafting of these agreements can lead to disputes. In order to ensure the utmost clarity, business contracts must contain certain key elements. Clearly define terms and expectations...
Electric Utility Smart Meters Not Mandated by Law in Pennsylvania, Commonwealth Court Rules
Photo Credit: The Philadelphia Inquirer article “Court ruling throws Pennsylvania smart-meter plan into turmoil” by Andrew Maykuth. You probably know that cell phones and other wireless devices emit radiofrequency electromagnetic energy (known as “RF” for short). Have...
Third Circuit Applies Pentagon Papers Precedent; Strikes Down Trial Court Order Forbidding Speech by Civil Litigant As Unconstitutional Prior Restraint
Photo by The New York Times Landmark Ruling Lifted Gag Order on Ex-Banker, Accused of Embezzlement, Who Engaged in Letter-Writing Campaign to Save His Good Name This is an overdue report on a late 2019 development, in which Steve Harvey Law achieved a notable free...
PA Authorizes Wills to be Executed Remotely During Coronavirus Crisis
During the Coronavirus crisis, the Pennsylvania Department of State has authorized notaries to use audio-visual technology to notarize certain estate documents. This means that Pennsylvania citizens can execute wills and other important estate documents without having...
Criminal Justice During the Coronavirus Crisis
The coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis has upended all aspects of everyday life in this country. By now, virtually all of us are at home, some working. Many aspects of life that we took for granted (going out to dinner, socializing with friends, seeing a movie, attending...
Courts and Counsel Confront Coronavirus Closures— How Will Your Legal Matter Be Affected?
Like many other law firms, mine is subject to government mandated shutdown for all public business and physical human interaction due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. This means that our attorneys and staff can continue to work, as long we do it remotely,...