Recent Posts in January, 2024

• 5 Common Questions about PA's Clean Slate Law
  Jan 22, 2024
  Pennsylvania's Clean Slate Law, implemented in 2018, is a significant step towards criminal justice reform, offering individuals with a criminal ...
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• Do You Need an Attorney to Apply for a Pardon in Pennsylvania?
  Jan 22, 2024
  Navigating the complex legal maze surrounding the pardon process in Pennsylvania can often feel overwhelming. You've paid your dues to society, ...
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• Modifying Spousal Support After Job Loss
  Jan 22, 2024
  Losing a job is a profoundly stressful event, carrying with it not just financial implications but also dealing a blow to one's self-esteem. If you ...
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• 5 Reasons to Create a Business Succession Plan
  Jan 22, 2024
  A business succession plan is a strategic and organized approach to ensure a business's continuity and future success when its current owner or key ...
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• Philadelphia Bar Owner Defeats Citations for Violations of PA Liquor Code Noise Limitations
  Jan 22, 2024
  On January 9, 2024, Philadelphia Bar Owner Defeats Citations for Violations of PA Liquor Code Noise Limitations at Trial Court and Again on Appeal. ...
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• What to Do if You Are Late in Applying for Renewal of Your Liquor License?
  Jan 17, 2024
  As the owner of a hotel, restaurant, club or eating place liquor license, your license must be renewed by the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board (PLCB) ...
  Posted By Marc A. Scaringi, Esq.
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• Liquor Licensees: What Happens When You Receive a Non-Renewal Letter from the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board?
  Jan 9, 2024
  As the owner of a hotel, restaurant, club or eating place liquor license, your license must be renewed by the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board (PLCB) ...
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• Congratulations to Scaringi Law Associate Attorney Robert M. Sakovich for a Win in the Commonwealth Court Vindicating Our Client's 2nd Amendment Rights!
  Jan 2, 2024
  Our client had been convicted of two offenses in the State of Maryland. The second offense carried a maximum sentence of 4 years at the time of ...
  Posted By Marc A. Scaringi, Esq.
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