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Most personal injury cases have three stages: investigation, negotiation and litigation. Often these stages overlap, and many cases are resolved without the need for litigation at all. Here is a brief...

In addiction-related cases, social media evidence is increasingly used to build narratives about a person’s behavior, intent, or lifestyle. Posts, photos, messages, and even comments can serve as key pieces of...

You’ve probably heard the term “amicable divorce” more than a few times throughout your life. “Amicable” is a word that often appears in news stories when celebrity couples decide to break...

This is an unprecedent period of time as the COVID 19 virus continues to affect lives and businesses across our nation. There are many people who count on you every day;...

Writing a will is one of the basics of estate planning. It’s also something 40 percent of us avoid doing. And on some level, we can understand that. Writing a will...

Nothing can be more stressful than finding out that the IRS wants to audit your taxes. In recent years the number of IRS audits have been declining. In 2019 only .45%...

Your thoughtfully constructed estate plan could be disrupted by a challenge from a relative or friend who is unhappy with his or her inheritance (or lack of one). Here are 13...

Bucks County Family Court Takes Unprecedented Action in Face of COVID-19 Emergency – Families with Children Subject to Custody Orders Take Heed On April 8, 2020, President Judge Wallace H. Bateman,...

As a small business owner, you probably feel that your business is your baby. You may find it hard to think about what will happen to it when you are no...