New DUI Law That Affects Firearms Rights

Posted on by Joshua Prince, Esq.

I previously blogged about the Monumental Firearms Law related Decision from the Superior Court in relation to DUI. In Commonwealth v. Musau, 2013 PA Super 159, the Superior Court held that an individual who, during a first or second DUI, refused to provide blood or breath testing, could only be punished by a maximum of … Continue reading New DUI Law That Affects Firearms Rights →

“What happens when I reach MMI and I have permanent restrictions?”

Posted on by Karl Voigt IV, Esq.

by Karl Voigt Karl just answered this Pennsylvania workers’ compensation question on Avvo.com: “What happens when I reach MMI and I have permanent restrictions? Its been a year since my work injury and i just had second IME and the report stated that I have reached MMI and that my restrictions are permanent. Does this … Continue reading “What happens when I reach MMI and I have permanent restrictions?” →

At-Will Eviction Term in a Residential Lease for One-Year Term

Posted on by David Cohen, Esq.

A residential lease is usually for a term of one year. There are other terms, like month-to-month leases, or six-month terms, or even a term for over a year. Usually, the terms between the landlord and tenant are memorialized in a contract, called a lease. The lease is a mixture of several areas of law. … Continue reading At-Will Eviction Term in a Residential Lease for One-Year Term →

PA Firearms Law Seminar – November 1, 2014

Posted on by Joshua Prince, Esq.

On November 1st, 2014, Chief Counsel Joshua Prince and Attorney Eric Winter of Firearms Industry Consulting Group (FICG), a division of Prince Law Offices, P.C., in conjunction with King Shooter Supply, will offer a four (4) hour seminar on state and federal firearms law at their store located at  346 E Church Rd, King of … Continue reading PA Firearms Law Seminar – November 1, 2014 →

Call to Action – HB 1243 – Strengthening Preemption

Posted on by Joshua Prince, Esq.

I just received notice from Pennsylvania Representative Stephen Bloom that HB 1243, just passed its third consideration in the House by a vote of 143-54. There are only several days left to get this through the Senate and we're going to need YOUR help! Emails are insufficient. We're being outnumbered by 3-1 in calls to … Continue reading Call to Action – HB 1243 – Strengthening Preemption →

Some Positive News from . . . New Jersey?

Posted on by Allen Thompson, Esq.

I am happy to report that New Jersey's Attorney General, John Hoffman, has issued a new directive in response to the unnerving practice of NJ prosecutors to fully prosecute individuals for relatively minor infractions and misunderstandings of New Jersey's firearms laws.  In response to outrage over the case of Shaneen Allen - the Pennsylvania woman … Continue reading Some Positive News from . . . New Jersey? →

Landlord-Tenant: Brief Overview

Posted on by David Cohen, Esq.

A residential lease is where the landlord and tenant enter into a contract to lease premises, real property, for the sole purpose of living. The real property is used as a home. The classic example of a lease is for an apartment. The lease can also be for a house or mobile home. The lease … Continue reading Landlord-Tenant: Brief Overview →

Mutual Consent Divorce

Posted on by David Cohen, Esq.

A brief overview of a Mutual Consent Divorce. The fastest and cheapest way to get divorced is with a no fault divorce. There are several ways to get divorced. One can get divorced on no fault grounds, or fault grounds, or on both no fault and fault grounds. If, you and you soon to be … Continue reading Mutual Consent Divorce →