Pennsylvania Business Owners: You must file an Annual Report starting in 2025. Know the requirements and deadlines. Beginning in 2025, most domestic and foreign filing associations are required to file an Annual Report [DSCB:15-146]. These associations include: Domestic business corporations Domestic nonprofit corporations Domestic limited liability (general) partnerships Domestic electing partnerships that are not limited … Continue reading Annual Reports in Pennsylvania
Repeal of Ban on Sunday Hunting Heads to the Governor’s Desk!
It was almost six year ago the first time I wrote an article here about an expansion to Sunday hunting opportunities in the Commonwealth, and all we were getting was three measly days per year for big game species. It was over four years ago the last time I wrote about PGC's expansion of Sunday … Continue reading Repeal of Ban on Sunday Hunting Heads to the Governor’s Desk!
PA Attorney General Dave Sunday – Constitutional Traitor or Oath-Keeper?
It is difficult to go on Facebook or any internet firearm forum without seeing all the negative comments about the decisions being made by newly-elected Attorney General David Sunday. But are those comments justified? As an attorney on the other side of the isle in several cases where Attorney General Sunday's Office is representing the … Continue reading PA Attorney General Dave Sunday – Constitutional Traitor or Oath-Keeper?
Summer starts tomorrow! Injured on the Job? Don’t Let Your Boss or the Insurance Company Decide What You Deserve
by Karl Voigt, June 19, 2025 Summer starts tomorrow - and with it, long hours, heavy lifting, and dangerous heat. Whether you’re roofing under the sun, driving long shifts with no A/C, or pulling freight in a sweltering warehouse, summer is prime time for workplace injuries. If you get hurt on the job, don’t assume … Continue reading Summer starts tomorrow! Injured on the Job? Don’t Let Your Boss or the Insurance Company Decide What You Deserve
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 Bondi Chastises Montgomery County Sheriff Kilkenny and PA AG Sunday
Pennsylvania residents interested in firearms are likely already aware that Licenses to Carry Firearms necessary to escape the draconian restrictions the General Assembly has placed on the carry of firearms - prohibiting carrying concealed, transporting in a vehicle, open carrying in Philadelphia, and so on (with limited exceptions). For those in the state and not … Continue reading AG Bondi Chastises Montgomery County Sheriff Kilkenny and PA AG Sunday
ATF Publishes New Agency Direction and Invites Some Revoked FFL’s to Reapply
As many of our readers are likely aware, on April 7, 2025 ATF rescinded the Zero Tolerance Policy that was implemented under the Biden Administration. Under that policy, ATF classified certain types of violations found during compliance inspections as "zero tolerance" and would issue a Notice of Revocation, no matter the number or circumstances around … Continue reading ATF Publishes New Agency Direction and Invites Some Revoked FFL’s to Reapply
Chief Counsel Joshua Prince Files Amicus Brief In Ghost Gun Case Before The PA Supreme Court
Today, Chief Counsel Joshua Prince of the Firearms Industry Consulting Group® (FICG®), a division of Civil Rights Defense Firm, P.C., and 2025 candidate for the Commonwealth Court, filed an amicus curiae (friend of the court) brief on behalf of Allegheny County Sportsmen’s League ("ACSL"), Firearms Owners Against Crime – Institute for Legal, Legislative, and Educational … Continue reading Chief Counsel Joshua Prince Files Amicus Brief In Ghost Gun Case Before The PA Supreme Court
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
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