Testifying Before a Workers’ Compensation Judge

In most cases, a workers' compensation claimant will have the opportunity to testify before a workers' compensation judge. Naturally, your lawyer will be present and the employer's attorney will also be there, with the judge presiding over the hearing. Also present will be a court reporter, who transcribes all testimony taken. The hearings are a … Continue reading Testifying Before a Workers’ Compensation Judge

Collecting Unemployment Compensation After Your Workers’ Compensation Case

by Karl Voigt Many of our clients ask us if they can collect unemployment compensation after their workers compensation cases settles or closes. From the workers' compensation perspective, our clients may not want to collect unemployment compensation while collecting workers' compensation. This is because the workers' compensation insurer is allowed a credit for any unemployment … Continue reading Collecting Unemployment Compensation After Your Workers’ Compensation Case

Can the Non-Custodial Parent Ever Claim the Children on Federal Taxes After a Separation or Divorce?

By Matthew T. Hovey, Esquire It's tax season again and the April 15th deadline is quickly approaching!  As a result, as a family law attorney, a lot of tax related questions are coming in from my clients.  A common question is: can the non-custodial parent ever claim the children on federal taxes after a separation … Continue reading Can the Non-Custodial Parent Ever Claim the Children on Federal Taxes After a Separation or Divorce?

What the ObamaCare challenge means to workers’ compensation recipients

by Karl Voigt It's all over the news. But what does the ObamaCare challenge means to workers' compensation recipients? It's of particular interest to those workers' compensation claimants who have been out of work for some time.  Many -- even most -- of them have had their health insurance policies canceled by their employers. This … Continue reading What the ObamaCare challenge means to workers’ compensation recipients

Starting Your New Firearms Business – FFL/LLC Formation

If you are planning on starting a new firearms business (dealer, manufacturer, or importer), you really need to consider proper corporate/company protections that are available, as well as, ensuring that the Operating Agreement or By-Laws are tailored to your business in the firearms industry. While I have been providing this service for Pennsylvania Federal Firearms … Continue reading Starting Your New Firearms Business – FFL/LLC Formation

Annual Firearms Manufacturing and Exportation Report Due Soon Even if You Didn’t Manufacture!

All manufacturers will have until April 2nd, 2012 (not April 1, 2012, since it falls on a Sunday) to file their annual manufacturing report. While ATF should have mailed you out a copy, if you didn't receive a copy, here is a copy of the ATF Form 5300.11. For those who are unaware, you can … Continue reading Annual Firearms Manufacturing and Exportation Report Due Soon Even if You Didn’t Manufacture!

Prince Law Office, P.C.’s 2nd Annual Machine Gun Shoot and Birthday Bash – May 19, 2012

Prince Law Offices, P.C. will be hosting the second annual machine gun shoot at Eastern Lancaster County Rod and Gun Club on May 19, 2012, in celebration of your PA Gun Attorney Joshua Prince's birthday on May 24th. Eastern Lancaster Rod and Gun Club is located at 966 Smyrna Road, Kinzers, PA 17535. It will … Continue reading Prince Law Office, P.C.’s 2nd Annual Machine Gun Shoot and Birthday Bash – May 19, 2012