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By: Lisanne L. Mikula, Esquire A picture may be worth a thousand words, but it’s also prone to at least a thousand interpretations. I’ve often wondered what our Paleolithic ancestors would think of modern attempts to interpret cave art. Consider this Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History photo which shows a 30,000-year-old handprint from Chauvet […]
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By: Mathew H. Fry, Esquire As a small business owner knows, keeping the business running smoothly can be the difference between success and failure. A key component to keeping your business operating as it should is to purchase insurance to cover some of the calamities that could stop your business in its tracks. It is […]
By: Robert B. George, Esquire With the current popularity of ridesharing services, most notably Uber and Lyft, many individuals are or may be thinking about driving for one or both of these companies, in order to generate some additional income. Before you actually begin to drive for one of these companies, or if you are […]
By: Laurie A. McCarthy, Esquire After filing your personal injury case, there will come a time when the defense attorney or insurance company will want to send you to a hired physician of their choosing to be examined. This is a time when the worlds of law and medicine collide, and clients are often surprised […]
The Law Firm of DiOrio & Sereni, LLP wishes you a safe and enjoyable Independence Day. For those who would like to impress friends and family over cold drinks and hot dogs (over 150 million of which are consumed by Americans on July 41), you can read up on the interesting history of the Declaration […]
By: Lisanne L. Mikula, Esquire “To me, a lawyer is basically the person that knows the rules of the country. We’re all throwing the dice, playing the game, moving our pieces around the board, but if there is a problem the lawyer is the only person who has read the inside of the top of […]
By: Robert B. George, Esquire Driving is a privilege, not a right. For this reason, state governments, including the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania’s Department of Transportation (PENNDOT), have broad authority to restrict the driving privileges of its citizens. Before the recent change in the law, PENNDOT had the authority under Section 1532 of the Pennsylvania Vehicle […]
By: Matthew H. Fry, Esquire When it comes to caring for a mentally ill or disabled child, parents are used to simply making the decisions for the child as to their medical care, living arrangements, and other necessities. But when that child becomes an adult, or you are taking care of a friend or relative, […]
By: Lisanne L. Mikula, Esquire “My own business always bores me to death; I prefer other people’s.” Oscar Wilde, Lady Windermere’s Fan Last year, a poll conducted by National Public Radio and Ipsos asked workers to rate potentially objectionable behaviors on a scale ranging from “always inappropriate” to “always appropriate.” Spreading rumors about colleagues’ sex lives surpassed […]
