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Borough Executive Receives Substantial Retirement Package
Our client was a human resources director employed by a borough situated in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Even though she was over the age of 60,...
Getting Your Business Off the Ground: How a Business Formation Attorney Can Help
While the pandemic forced hundreds of thousands of small businesses to close throughout the United States, it also saw Americans starting new...
Neighbor’s Appeal of Granted Zoning Variances Denied by Appellate Court
Our real estate developer client purchased adjoining properties in the outskirts of Fishtown, Philadelphia with the intention of constructing a...
The Most Common Causes of Construction Litigation
Construction litigation can be quite complex due to the high number of parties and numerous moving parts involved. This creates several opportunities...
Real Estate Investor Obtains Significant Money Judgment Against Former Business Partner
When our real estate investor client verbally entered into a joint venture with the owner of two investment properties in Manayunk, Philadelphia, the...
Eviction Judgement Granted on Month-to-Month Residential Tenant
When our real estate investor client purchased a single-family home in the Tacony section of Philadelphia, a tenant was living there with an oral, as...
Landlord’s Termination of Lease Overrides Tenant’s First Right of Refusal Claim
One of the most prevalent of such contractual rights is known as a first right of refusal. Under such circumstances, the landlord may list and market...
It’s Always Zoning in Philadelphia
Philadelphia may be an old city, but as one travels through many of the city’s neighborhoods, one notices a lot of new development taking place, and...
Court: Plaintiffs Carry Burden of Proof in Property Damage Cases
In Roberts, Elisabetta Roberts owned a townhome adjacent to a property purchased and demolished by Lily Development, the opinion said.