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A law passed in late 2022 amended Title 15 Corporations and Unincorporated Associations by repealing the 10-year decennial reporting requirement and replacing it with an annual reporting requirement. It also...

Consolidation of physical therapy practices by national or regional buyers has been occurring at a strong pace and is expected to continue in the near-term. Many independent physical therapy practices...

In recent years, more of our limited liability company (LLC) clients are electing S corporation status to take advantage of certain favorable features such as the ease of formation, less...

An essential element in the long-term success of a franchise is establishing a brand fund, but it comes with several potential issues that require diligence and research from both franchisors...

The Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA) has announced dates for several annual commercial motor vehicle inspection campaigns set to take place in 2023. The CSVA inspects approximately 4 million vehicles over...

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission has proposed a ground-breaking rule with the potential to upend the franchise model. Non-compete agreements, which prohibit a franchisee from operating a competing business during...

Pay-if-paid clauses in construction contracts can have major implications for a business’s bottom line. With a pay-if-paid clause, a subcontractor could be at risk of never being paid for the...

A frequent problem on construction projects is when the owner or higher tiered contractor orally instructs changes or extra work, even though the contract says that all changes must be...

Zoning is one of the most important – yet controversial – municipal powers in Pennsylvania. Zoning allows a municipality to dictate how land within its boundaries may be developed and...

Act 115 impacts meetings, voting and bylaw requirements Residents, board members and community managers in Pennsylvania condominium and homeowners associations, as well as developers that create these communities, will need...