Recent Posts in December, 2017

• Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act Passes House
  Dec 21, 2017
  By Brian C. Caffrey, Esq. The Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act passed the U.S. House of Representatives on December 6, 2017 by a vote of 231-198, ...
  Posted By Brian C. Caffrey, Esq.
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• The Spousal Privilege
  Dec 20, 2017
  While the Commonwealth generally has the ability, when prosecuting a crime, to utilize the power of the Courts to issue subpoenas to witnesses to ...
  Posted By Scaringi Law
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• Unemployment Compensation -You don't have to go it alone
  Dec 19, 2017
  By Keith E. Kendall, Esq. I've been handling unemployment compensation cases for 30 years, and would not recommend that any applicant go it alone, on ...
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• All I Want For Christmas Is… A Divorce.
  Dec 19, 2017
  By Erin Zimmerer, Esq. It’s odd, but right after the holidays there is normally an influx of people wanting to file for divorce or custody. I’m not ...
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• Plea Deals Can Let You Take Your Lumps But Keep Your Sentencing Fair
  Dec 12, 2017
  In my experience, people charged with crimes often believe that they must either plead guilty as charged or take the case all the way to a trial. They ...
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• When You're Sued…
  Dec 12, 2017
  By Brian C. Caffrey, Esq. Being sued is a traumatic experience. Most people live their whole lives without being sued. Yet someone, with a legitimate ...
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• 5 Common Mistakes Even Good Parents Make in Custody
  Dec 12, 2017
  By Kelly M. Walsh, Esq. Most people understand that abuse, criminal activity, and drug and alcohol problems will be major issues in a custody case. ...
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• Burglary Vs Robbery
  Dec 11, 2017
  I have noticed that oftentimes people confuse the terms “robbery” and “burglary.” While these two types of crimes do have similarities, they are ...
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