Litigation
Pennsylvania Supreme Court is poised to affirm homeowner’s right to rescind home improvement contracts verbally
On October 7, 2025, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court heard arguments in a case brought by…
What to Do If Your Business Is Being Sued in Pennsylvania: A Practical Guide
Introduction: The Letter No Business Owner Wants to Receive Whether it’s a demand letter, a…
Federal Court Throws Out NLRB’s New Joint-Employer Rule
On March 8, 2024, Judge J. Campbell Barker of the Eastern District of Texas vacated…
Are You an Independent Artist? You Need an Attorney.
In the dynamic world of independent music, art, and athletics, having a dedicated lawyer by…
The Basics of Magisterial Courts
Magisterial District Courts, or small claims courts as they are sometimes known, are the lowest…
Navigating the Law for Pennsylvania Drone Users
A Guide to Navigating the Law for Pennsylvania Drone Users In an era dominated by…
Implications of No-Hire Provisions for Business Owners
Implications of No-Hire Provisions for Business Owners How a Pennsylvania Supreme Court Case Could Change…
New York’s Potential Shift on Non-Competes
New York’s Potential Shift on Non-Competes What This Could Mean for Employers? The New York…
The Growing Wave of Pay Transparency Laws
Estate Administration Basics Seminar Presented by Attorneys of The Lynch Law Group What Employers Should…
Driving Settlement Negotiations with the MCS-90 Endorsement
Driving Settlement Negotiations with the MCS-90 Endorsement Originally Published in the February 2023 Issue of…
Five Questions to Ask if You Are Involved in a Defamation Lawsuit
Defamation is a nuanced and often misunderstood area of the law. Essentially, defamation occurs when…
Choice of Law and Choice of Venue | Contract Issues for Small Business Owners
In this multi-part series, we highlight key contract issues for today’s business owners, including: The…
The Indemnification Clause | Contract Issues for Small Business Owners
Gone are the days of sealing a deal with a simple handshake. Contracts have become…
Tire-Chalking and the Fourth Amendment
Last month, the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit issued an opinion…
Allegheny County “Happy Hour” Becomes “Happy Minute” in Judge’s New Opinion
A recent opinion by the Honorable Philip A. Ignelzi of the Allegheny County Court of…
Analyzing a Major Change in Pennsylvania Consumer Protection Law
The Effect of Gregg v. Ameriprise Financial Last week, the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania finalized…
Taking from the Poor and Giving to the Rich? What is Robinhood’s Exposure in the GameStop Saga?
Platform Faces Scrutiny For Trading Freeze Last week, we shared an article about the potential…
Gaming the Market with GameStop: Is This a Pump and Dump?
Will There Be Legal Repercussions For Driving Stock Price Up? One may have expected that…
Health of A State: Police Power and the Stay-at-Home Order
Are Governor Wolf’s Orders Unconstitutional? COVID-19 has affected so many lives that the American people…
Contractors and Coronavirus: Refunds of Down Payments
With various federal, state, and local government officials in western Pennsylvania recommending social distancing due…
New Lawsuit Seeks to Level the Online Gaming Playing Field
A recent lawsuit filed in California is taking the internet community by storm and is…
Lynch adds prominent Washington County lawyer
A name partner of one of the biggest law firms in Washington County has joined…
PA Turnpike Commission Sued Over Use of Toll Revenue
Could $6B Court Battle Over PA Turnpike Tolls End With A Compromise? Two independent trucking…
Blair Preiser Joins The Lynch Law Group
The Lynch Law Group is pleased to announce that attorney Blair T. Preiser has joined…
Litigating the Insurance Bad Faith Claim
Krista Kochosky, Head of Litigation for The Lynch Law Group, will instruct the Pennsylvania Bar…
Insurance Settlement: Has the Ball Bounced Back into the Insured’s Court?
On July 21 of this year, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court issued a ruling on a…