Earlier this week the Pennsylvania Game Commission (PGC) opened the application window for their 2026 Shooting Range Improvement Program (SRIP) Grants. Similar to years past, PGC is advertising that $500,000 will be awarded to applicants, with a maximum of $50,000 per applicant - although that does not guarantee that every applicant will receive a grant, … Continue reading PA Game Commission Now Accepting Applications for 2026 Shooting Range Improvement Grants
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Annual Firearms Safety and Law Seminar with Ron Mest Sports on March 15, 2026 at Pike Township Sportsmen’s Association
On March 15, 2026, Firearms Industry Consulting Group Chief Counsel Joshua Prince will join Ron Mest Sports and several other presenters for the 5th Annual Firearms Safety and Law Seminar at Pike Township Sportsmen's Association to speak on a number of topics relevant to both new and experienced firearms owners, including use of force in … Continue reading Annual Firearms Safety and Law Seminar with Ron Mest Sports on March 15, 2026 at Pike Township Sportsmen’s Association
Game Commission Adopts Sunday Hunting Days for 2025
If you've been following our recent articles about the General Assembly's repeal of Pennsylvania's antiquated Sunday hunting prohibition and Governor Shapiro's decision to sign it into law you would know that the last hurdle was the PGC exercising the new authority in relation to the already existing seasons and regulations. Fortunately, that wait is over. … Continue reading Game Commission Adopts Sunday Hunting Days for 2025
2024 PA Workers’ Comp Report: Fewer Injuries, Higher Costs, and a Crackdown on Cheating Employers
by Karl Voigt On June 6, 2025, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania released its 2024 Workers’ Compensation Annual Report, and the data reveals some important - and surprising -trends for both workers and employers. While reported work injuries are down significantly, the cost of treating those injuries is rising fast. At the same time, state officials … Continue reading 2024 PA Workers’ Comp Report: Fewer Injuries, Higher Costs, and a Crackdown on Cheating Employers
New Hope for Pain Relief: What a Breakthrough Painkiller Could Mean for Injured Workers
by Karl Voigt If you’ve ever dealt with serious pain after a work injury, you know how frustrating - and sometimes dangerous - the treatment options can be. As a workers’ compensation attorney, I’ve seen too many clients struggle with pain that affects their sleep, their ability to work, and their basic quality of life. … Continue reading New Hope for Pain Relief: What a Breakthrough Painkiller Could Mean for Injured Workers
AG Publishes Interim Final Rule Reclaiming Authority to Restore Federal Firearms Rights
Under federal law, 18 U.S.C. § 925(c), a person who has lost their firearms rights under federal law, can apply to the Attorney General for the restoration of their firearms rights. The Attorney General can grant that relief he/she is satisfied that the "circumstances regarding the disability, and the applicant's record and reputation, are such … Continue reading AG Publishes Interim Final Rule Reclaiming Authority to Restore Federal Firearms Rights
Recent Changes at the Social Security Administration
by Karl Voigt Recently, the Social Security Administration (SSA) has introduced changes that impact disability claimants, and it’s crucial to understand what these mean for your case. Recent leadership changes under the Trump administration are impacting the SSA. Following the resignation of acting commissioner Michelle King, who opposed the Department of Government Efficiency’s (DOGE) access … Continue reading Recent Changes at the Social Security Administration
Corporate Transparency Act- Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) Rule Enforcement Begins – What Businesses Must Do Now
Corporate Transparency Act Injunction Lifted: Key Actions for Businesses The nationwide injunction on the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA), and specifically for the Beneficial Ownership Interest (BOI) Rule has been lifted by a Texas federal judge in the case of Smith v. U.S. Department of the Treasury, paving the way for enforcement. The CTA mandates that … Continue reading Corporate Transparency Act- Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) Rule Enforcement Begins – What Businesses Must Do Now
4th Annual Firearms Safety and Law Seminar with Ron Mest Sports on March 2, 2025
On March 2, 2025, Firearms Industry Consulting Group Attorney Dillon Harris will join Ron Mest Sports and several other presenters for the 4th Annual Firearms Safety and Law Seminar at Pike Township Sportsmen's Association to speak on a number of topics relevant to both new and experienced firearms owners. This is a full-day seminar with … Continue reading 4th Annual Firearms Safety and Law Seminar with Ron Mest Sports on March 2, 2025
social Security, disability recipients: 2025 Substantial Gainful Activity update
by Karl Voigt The Social Security Administration (SSA) has announced the Substantial Gainful Activity (SGA) amounts for 2025, which are critical for individuals receiving Social Security Disability benefits and performing some sort of work. SGA refers to the level of work activity and earnings that the SSA considers when determining eligibility for disability benefits. If … Continue reading social Security, disability recipients: 2025 Substantial Gainful Activity update
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