For many first-time buyers, the initial instinct in M&A transactions is to scrutinize every financial detail, prolonging the diligence process until they have an answer to every single question

From political scandals to organized crime cases, the phrase "no-show job" is often associated with something shady.

When couples agree to divorce, one of the first questions that is often asked is: "Can I start dating?" The simple answer is yes you can, but there are things to keep in mind.

Life can be unpredictable. Illness, injury, or cognitive impairment can strike without warning, leaving even the most organized among us unable to manage daily affairs.

Sending a child off to college is a major milestone — one filled with pride, excitement, and, in my case, a little anxiety.

As a trust and estates attorney for professional athletes, I was shocked when news broke that fintech start-up Aspiration owed the LA Clippers small forward, Kawhi Leonard's personal LLC...

Being accused of sexual misconduct in college is a deeply serious and often overwhelming situation. Title IX investigations can move swiftly...

When it comes to today's deal market, no two buyers approach acquisitions in the same way.

Restaurant names can be protected as trademarks, recipes as trade secrets, and the plating of an entrée may be protected by a design patent.

It's very common in a marriage for one spouse to earn most of the income or handle all the financial decisions. But when divorce happens...

Whether you name a financial institution to manage your trust assets when you are no longer able to do so for yourself, is ultimately a matter of personal preference and choice.

On July 30, 2025, the Department of Justice released a memo from Attorney General Pam Bondi offering guidance to federal agencies and recipients of federal funding...

Big news dropped this week, and it's one of those stories that makes my phone start buzzing with texts from clients, friends, and family asking: "Could the Supreme Court actually take away marriage equality?"...

When most people think about estate planning, their minds often go straight to the big-ticket items: the family home, retirement accounts, life insurance, and investments.

When Bradley Cooper released his new PBS documentary "Caregiving," he didn't just share a deeply personal narrative, he opened the door to a long-overdue national reckoning.

A federal class action lawsuit is alleging that monthly pest fees and community fees are unlawful attempts to shift landlord obligations to tenants, in violation of the Virginia Residential Landlord and Tenant Act...

On October 7, 2025, the United States Senate confirmed President Trump's nomination of Brittany Panuccio as the third commissioner of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC).

Pride Month 2025, commemorating the 1969 Stonewall Riots, celebrates the LGBTQ+ community's contributions, but inclusivity must extend beyond June...

Why You Should Read Terms Before You Click or Check the Box with "I Agree"...

For more than 40 years, Pennsylvania's Construction Statute of Repose (SOR) has given contractors, engineers, and architects the assurance that liability for completed projects eventually comes to an end.