Running a business comes with the inherent risk of making others unhappy for various reasons. In some cases, it could simply be because a client or customer does not enjoy the service or product, and nothing comes of it. In other cases, however, an issue could result...

It is virtually unheard of for someone to want to start a business with the intention to fail. In fact, most Pennsylvania entrepreneurs want to start a company that will thrive for years to come and allow them to follow their dreams. Though the journey toward business...

Criminal charges are not easy to face. As a result, it is important that individuals accused of any crime gain reliable information that could help them through their legal cases. Accusations of theft or other illegal actions could have lasting consequences if a...

Running a business means that company owners have many concerns to consider. Though Pennsylvania business owners may need to bring in employees to help stay on top of operations, they may worry that those employees may choose to leave the company later and work for a...

When Pennsylvania business owners take steps to expand their enterprise, they often need to hire outside help to ensure that everything gets completed as necessary. It can be exciting to hire employees because this step can represent a turning point for a company and...

When deciding on the type of legal structure a new business will take in Pennsylvania, there are many different factors to consider. Business owners are often most concerned about liability in the case of a lawsuit or the business going bankrupt. This compels many to...

People in Pennsylvania may find themselves struggling with high levels of debt for a variety of reasons. A job layoff, a divorce, an unexpected medical event that results in excessive out-of-pocket costs and more are just some of the factors that contribute to serious...

The short answer is yes. Yes, bankruptcy can immediately stop a foreclosure. A bankruptcy can stop the foreclosure all the way until the sheriff sale. If you file bankruptcy to stop a foreclosure typically you will file a chapter 13 bankruptcy. It is important to have...

Yes. Yes you do, is what anyone who has gone through a bankruptcy with an experienced attorney will tell you. However, the short answer is no. An attorney is not necessary to file a bankruptcy. Although the success rate of bankruptcy cases filed without an attorney is...

"My electric is going to be shut off tomorrow", "My gas company sent me a 10 day notice", "I tried to work out a payment plan", "My (utility) supplier won't work with me" are all frequent frantic calls we receive from local residents. Our office can provide assistance...