The law firm of Mette, Evans & Woodside has settled a lawsuit filed on behalf of its client, Press and Journal, Inc., publisher of the Middletown Press & Journal, against the Borough of Middletown, Pennsylvania.
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As a broker holding a deposit, how long should it take you to return it pursuant to the terms of a release signed by both parties or when sufficient time has passed and not litigation/mediation has been initated?
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Often contracts for public projects and large private projects require subcontractors to sign lien waivers and releases in order to receive periodic payments for their work.
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Citizens are expressing their skepticism and outright anger about stormwater fees that are being assessed throughout the Commonwealth.
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PFAS chemicals, which historically had been used in products in the U.S., continue to show up in soil and water systems. Various bills are making their way through Congress and Pennsylvania is exploring the idea of setting state-wide health standards for the PFAS.
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One of the biggest issues faced by partners of family-owned businesses is dealing with co-owning family members as business partners, rather than as family members.
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PART TWO
Who, if anyone, should attend home inspections has been a topic of debate for as long as home inspections have been a standard element in a residential transaction.
The Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania has reversed a decision of the Environmental Hearing Board that nullified a Joint Act 537 plan between Hegins and Hubley townships. The plan was the first comprehensive revision to either township’s Act 537 plans since 1967. In the joint plan, the townships proposed the construction of a 600,000-gallon-per-day wastewater treatment […]
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Mette, Evans & Woodside Represents Newspaper Publisher in Freedom of Speech and First Amendment Lawsuit
/in Boyer, Veronica L, Latest News, Martin, Aaron D, Reed, Michael D /by ME&WThe law firm of Mette, Evans & Woodside has settled a lawsuit filed on behalf of its client, Press and Journal, Inc., publisher of the Middletown Press & Journal, against the Borough of Middletown, Pennsylvania.
How Long to Return Deposits?
/in Goldsmith, James L, Industry News, Real Estate & Land Use /by ME&WAs a broker holding a deposit, how long should it take you to return it pursuant to the terms of a release signed by both parties or when sufficient time has passed and not litigation/mediation has been initated?
Homeowners: Beware of Summer Hazards!
/in Events & Seminars, Presentations, Simpson, Kathryn Lease /by ME&WProtect yourself from potential legal problems around your home.
Monday, May 13th at 7:00pm
Fredricksen Library – Community Room
Presenters: Attorney Kathryn Lease Simpson from Mette, Evans & Woodside
As a subcontractor, what happens if I sign releases in order to get paid for my work?
/in Boyer, Veronica L, Construction, Industry News, Real Estate & Land Use /by ME&WOften contracts for public projects and large private projects require subcontractors to sign lien waivers and releases in order to receive periodic payments for their work.
Stormwater Fees Drawing the Ire of Citizens and Businesses State-Wide
/in Bruder Jr, Paul J, Environmental Law, Industry News, Real Estate & Land Use /by ME&WCitizens are expressing their skepticism and outright anger about stormwater fees that are being assessed throughout the Commonwealth.
PFAS Takes Center Stage in Pennsylvania
/in Bruder Jr, Paul J, Environmental Law, Industry News, Real Estate & Land Use /by ME&WPFAS chemicals, which historically had been used in products in the U.S., continue to show up in soil and water systems. Various bills are making their way through Congress and Pennsylvania is exploring the idea of setting state-wide health standards for the PFAS.
What are some of the difficulties of operating my family-owned business with the next generation?
/in Business Law, Industry News, Kiessling, Jacob H /by ME&WOne of the biggest issues faced by partners of family-owned businesses is dealing with co-owning family members as business partners, rather than as family members.
Attend Inspections
/in Goldsmith, James L, Industry News, Real Estate & Land Use /by ME&WPART TWO
Who, if anyone, should attend home inspections has been a topic of debate for as long as home inspections have been a standard element in a residential transaction.
Untimely Repairs
/in Goldsmith, James L, Industry News, Real Estate & Land Use /by ME&WPART ONE
It happens. Sellers agree to make repairs suggested by a home inspection, but fail to complete the job timely.
Paul J. Bruder Secures Victory for Hubley Township – Joint Sewage Facilities Plan Will Go Forward
/in Bruder Jr, Paul J, Latest News /by ME&WThe Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania has reversed a decision of the Environmental Hearing Board that nullified a Joint Act 537 plan between Hegins and Hubley townships. The plan was the first comprehensive revision to either township’s Act 537 plans since 1967. In the joint plan, the townships proposed the construction of a 600,000-gallon-per-day wastewater treatment […]