Mitigating Risk During Hotel Construction Projects
There are multiple areas of risk that come with the development of hotel construction projects and it’s vitally important to be aware of them. If a setback occurs during the...
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How Copyright Law Applies to Data and Scientific Papers
Copyright law does not protect ideas, procedures, processes, systems or methods of operation. So, how does this apply to data and scientific papers? Using someone’s published paper or table describing...
Tailoring Construction Contracts to Avoid Costly Repercussions
A contract tailored to your unique construction project is essential in avoiding potential misunderstandings, disagreements and costly litigation. Not only can a well-drafted contract limit exposure to liability, it can...
The Impact of Choosing the Right Type of Community
This is the final installment in our four-part series, “An Introduction to Pennsylvania Common Interest Ownership Communities.” In this series, we explore the legal background of condominiums and planned communities,...
Why Material Breaches of Contract are so Important on a Construction Project
When a project “goes south” and deteriorates, contractors sometimes threaten to stop work. But stopping work is a serious response that can lead to other compound problems such as schedule...
The Importance of Confidentiality in Mergers and Acquisitions: Secure a Non-Disclosure Agreement Before Starting the Conversation
This is the first installment in our four-part series, “Key Stages in Buying and Selling Businesses.” In this series, we explore critical stages in the mergers and acquisitions (M&A) process...
The Planned Community Act and How it Differs from the Condominium Act
This is the third installment in our four-part series, “An Introduction to Pennsylvania Common Interest Ownership Communities”. In this series, we explore the legal background of condominiums and planned communities,...
Protecting Trade Secrets in the Event of an Employee Departure
The latest statistics indicate that, on average, a college graduate will change jobs 10-12 times in his or her career. Employees frequently move between companies in the same industry. With...
The Uniform Condominium Act in a Nutshell
This is the second installment in our four-part series, “An Introduction to Pennsylvania Common Interest Ownership Communities.” In this series, we explore the legal background of condominiums and planned communities,...
An Introduction to Common Interest Ownership Communities
In recent years, common interest ownership communities have risen in importance for development projects in Pennsylvania. From center-city high-rises to developments in the suburbs, Pennsylvania developers have turned to condominiums...