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Nochumson Is A “Rising Star” In The Field Of Real Estate Law
For 2014, Alan Nochumson has been included in the list of Rising Stars – the top-up-and-coming attorneys…
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Is The Certificate Of Rental Suitability A Prerequisite For A Landlord To Be Able To Collect Rent And Evict Tenants In Philadelphia?
The City of Philadelphia has created a mechanicism for a landlord to obtain what is called a “Certificate of…
Read MoreLoan Docs To Failed Condo Project Are Against Married Couple
With every successful real estate development project, there are many more that do not go according to…
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Nochumson P.C. Hosted ABA Women Rainmakers Spring 2014 Workshop
Today, Natalie Klyashtorny moderated the ABA Women Rainmakers Spring 2014 workshop, Negotiate Your Way To Success: Best…
Read MoreWhy Employers Sometimes Break The Law When They Fail To Pay Their Interns
About 50% of summer internships are unpaid. However, many employers are unaware that an unpaid internship may be considered…
Read MoreInStore Program Offers Forgivable Loans To Small Businesses
The amount of the forgivable loan may be anywhere from as little as $15,000 to as much as $50,000 for the business improvement project. The…
Read MoreNew Requirement For Employers Doing Business In Philadelphia Takes Effect April 20, 2014
Starting Sunday, April 20, 2014, an employer must provide written notice to all employees of a new…
Read MoreRestrictive Covenant Contained In Lease Is Enforced
There are many incentives that a commercial landlord may provide to convince a potential retail tenant to…
Read MoreDoes An Employee Need A Reason To Terminate?
Unfortunately for these employees, Pennsylvania, like most other states, is an “employee-at will” state, meaning that, subject…
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