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Harassment and Stalking in Pennsylvania involve not just physical actions, but verbal and written actions, as well as acts of annoyance. Pennsylvania Law considers activities that are both online and off, a can be classified as “threatening” and “unnecessary” as Harassment or Stalking. Since the distinction between what one defines as “annoying”, “threatening”, or “unnecessary”
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What is the Difference Between Simple and Aggravated Assault in Pennsylvania? Whenever a crime in Pennsylvania involves violence, injury, confrontation, or threats, you will be charged with a form of Assault. In many Pennsylvania criminal cases, this leads to the question from clients: What is the Difference Between Simple and Aggravated Assault in Pennsylvania? It
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PAYCHECK PROTECTION PROGRAM: New Funding, New Guidelines, Return of Loans Corporate America PPP Loans On Monday I wrote a blog post regarding the outrage over how the CARES Act’s funds given to the SBA for the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) ran out of funding so quickly; this led to class action lawsuits and intense public and
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What is Self Defense in Pennsylvania? When Can You Claim Self Defense or Defense of Others? Pennsylvania has laws relating to the justification defense of Self-Defense of oneself or Defense of others. It is important to have a general idea of Pennsylvania’s legal protections if you are ever faced with a life or death threatening
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If you are arrested in Pennsylvania, a short time after your arrest (within 48 hours) you must appear before a judge or bail commissioner at which time a form of bail will be set. How does bail work in Pennsylvania? Why is Bail Set? What is the Purpose of Bail? How do you Post Bail?
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What Happened to the CARES Act Stimulus Loans for Small Businesses? It appears small businesses across the United States were denied, ignored, locked out, and forgotten in the distribution of $349 Billion given to the Small Business Administration (SBA) for small businesses impacted by the Coronavirus epidemic. The loans were part of the Paycheck Protection
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Should Colleges and Universities in Pennsylvania Give Refunds due to COVID-19? Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, colleges and universities across the United States have closed their campuses, canceled all school activities including athletics, and converted to a 100% online curriculum. With students back at home attending classes virtually, having the quality of classes vary from
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Special Needs Trusts in Pennsylvania What is a Special Needs Trust in Pennsylvania? Special Needs Trusts in Pennsylvania are an invaluable Estate Planning tool allowing parents and caregivers to provide for a Child, Family Member, or Friend that has Special Needs. There are multiple requirements that must be met to create a Special Needs Trust
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The following is a summary of parts of the CARES Act passed by Congress on March 25, 2020 and is not meant as tax or financial advice, it is for information purposes only. What if I Cannot Pay My Bills Due to the Coronavirus? With our country engulfed in the Coronavirus Pandemic, many are asking:
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Small Business Help and The Cares Act There is specific Small Business Help in The CARES Act under Divisions A and B. The protections are set up as loan and grant programs and expand the terms of SBA Loans. The programs are quite generous and helpful and worth investigating. The options for Small Business Protection