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How Did the 2020 Election Impact Marijuana Laws? Marijuana Laws and the 2020 Election Behind all the rancor and sensationalism of the 2020 Presidency and Senate elections lies significant progress and change in the expansion of Marijuana Legalization and Drug De-Criminalization. The 2020 Election’s impact on Marijuana Laws coupled with COVID-19 will heavily pressure other

Marijuana Legalization has been a popular and exciting topic for the last couple of years. It began with the introduction of medical marijuana in several states, then the full legalization in Colorado. Each year additional states followed the path of Colorado. Those include Alaska, California, Oregon, Washington, Maine, Vermont, Illinois, Michigan, Massachusetts, and the District

On April 27, 2020, I wrote an article called COVID-19: A Retail Apocalypse and Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Tsunami. Since then, the retail industry has slowly resumed business, albeit later than many expected. Additionally, the recent social justice protests and the rioting and looting that followed in some areas led to property and inventory damage, as

Background Currently, our country has experienced mass protests over Law Enforcement and America’s treatment of African Americans in response to the horrific, tragic, and shocking murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The protests have occurred all of the United States, mostly in major cities such as Minneapolis, Philadelphia, New York, Washington D.C., Miami, Seattle,
Employment Law and Workplace Discrimination primarily focus on individuals falling within a defined “protected class.” The Federal Government has a list of specific “protected classes,” and states and municipalities are free to add to the Federal Government’s “protected classes” list. This results in the common questions to Attorneys and Human Resource Professionals: What are Protected
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) became a federal law in 1990. It was amended in 2008 by the ADA Amendments Act (ADAAA). The primary purpose of the ADA is to provide workplace protections for individuals with a qualifying disability. The protections include the requirements of employers implementing a “reasonable accommodation” for the employee, and