When your professional license is at risk in Pennsylvania—whether due to a misunderstanding, a false allegation, or a lapse in judgment—it’s essential to understand the gravity of the situation. A single complaint could potentially undo everything you’ve worked for.
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Your business just got sued…now what?
Your business, the one you and your team have tirelessly built and maintained, has been sued. Now what? You’re not alone. Over 99% of businesses in PA are classified as “small businesses”. Unfortunately, statistics also tell us that nearly 50% of these businesses are engaged in an active lawsuit in any given year.
What to do when your license is at risk because of a professional complaint?
When facing allegations of error, misconduct, or negligence, licensed professionals in Pennsylvania must take the accusations seriously, as their licenses and reputations could be at stake. It’s crucial to understand the administrative process involved in professional license defense and hire competent representatives who specializes in professional licensing matters to help guide you through the process.
How Do I Protect My Assets?
As of 2023, the United States is home to more than 33.1 million small businesses, employing 61.7 million Americans. As a business owner, you want to do everything you can to protect your hard-earned money. Individually, you want to make sure that real property, stocks, and other investments are protected.
Mette, Evans & Woodside Serves As Counsel to Everett Cash Mutual In Insurance Company in its Acquisition of Farm, Ranch, and Esquire Renewal Business
Attorney Matthew Coble of Mette, Evans & Woodside served as counsel in Everett Cash Mutual Insurance Company’s recent Acquisition of American Reliable’s Farm, Ranch, and Equine Business.
The Advantages of Business Entity Conversions
Since July 1, 2015, Pennsylvania businesses have been able to convert from one form to another, with a few simple steps. Before 2015, a business entity that wanted to change its form (such as a general partnership to a limited liability company (LLC)) would have either needed to undergo a complicated merger process or would have had to transfer assets.
Negotiating the Change in Terms Addendum to Agreement of Sale
In a balanced market, and frequently in this seller’s market, properties are sold twice. There is the original offer and acceptance and then there is the renegotiation that follows the inspection reports.
State Investigates Licensees Alleged to Have Violated Governor’s Closure Orders
The process of reopening business in Pennsylvania has been a bumpy road and the twists and turns ahead make predictions difficult. Not so the past: we know what was allowed and what not at any particular time.
Social Media & Financial Considerations For Real Estate Professionals
Tips for real estate professionals on how to manage their social media and personal finances during the COVID pandemic.
Take Notice: Simple Ways Lenders Can Protect Themselves
Recent lawsuits against major car manufacturers and financing companies alleged that vehicles they financed were repossessed without providing the borrower with notice as required by Article 9.
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