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NLRB Ruling Jeopardizes Confidentiality of Internal Investigations

Robert W. Small

Businesses long have been able to maintain a policy of confidentiality when conducting internal employee investigations, such as disciplinary matters or employment discrimination complaints. According to a recent ruling by the National…

Insurance Bad Faith: A Compendium of State Law

Louis J. Rizzo

Louis J. Rizzo, Reger Rizzo & Darnall’s Managing Partner and Chair of our Litigation and Insurance Practices Group, is a contributing editor to The Defense Research Institute (DRI)’s Insurance Bad Faith: A Compendium of State Law.…

Can an Agent Under Durable Power of Attorney Write a Last Will for a Principal? How About Only Revise an Estate Plan? The Answers May Surprise You.

Joel S. Luber

Author, Pennsylvania Bar Real Property, Probate, and Trust Law Newsletter (Winter 2012).

Don’t Be Liable for Debt When Serving as Power of Attorney

Kathleen DeLacy

Quoted in FoxBusiness.com (June 12, 2012).

Are Your Staffers Classified Correctly as Employees or Independent Contractors?

Bret R. Goldstein

Author, Medical Office Today.

Ethical Obligations in Workers’ Compensation.

Bret R. Goldstein

Presenter, The National Business Institute.

Change in WCJs Leads to Unpredictable Practice

Bret R. Goldstein

Bret R. Goldstein, Chair of Reger Rizzo & Darnall’s Employment Practices Group, authored an article for the April 2012 edition of The Legal Intelligencer’s Workers’ Compensation supplement, entitled Change in WCJs Leads to Unpredictable Practice. The…

Can an Agent Under Durable Power of Attorney Write a Last Will for a Principal? How About Only Revise an Estate Plan? The Answers May Surprise You.

Joel S. Luber

Author, Philadelphia Estate Planning Council Newsletter (Winter 2011-2012).

Area attorneys: Litigation seems inevitable in Penn State child sex-abuse case

Bret R. Goldstein

Quoted, The Pennsylvania Record.

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