Wills and Powers of Attorney
By Jay C. Glickman, Esquire People frequently confuse Wills and Powers of Attorney. Very simply, a Will is the document that takes effect when someone dies. It names an Executor. A business and financial Power of Attorney is the document that appoints and authorizes your Agent to take care of business and financial matters for […]
Read MoreZantac Recalled as a Possible Cancer Risk
By: Marc Robert Steinberg, Esquire Millions of Americans who have experienced heartburn have been told to take Zantac for heartburn, reflux or gerd. On April 1, 2020, the Food and Drug Administration ordered that Zantac products be removed from the market place as a result of Zantac being contaminated with a possible human carcinogen known […]
Read MorePopular Myths Surrounding Common Law Marriage in Pennsylvania
Common law marriage is a unique form of legal relationship that exists in only a few states, such as Iowa, Kansas, Montana, Rhode Island, and the District of Columbia. Unlike a traditional marriage, a common law marriage does not require a marriage license or a formal ceremony. Instead, it is based on the couple’s present […]
Read MoreUninsured / Underinsured Motorist Coverage
by Matt Wilkov Although it might seem like an odd time to draw attention away from the present health crisis to focus on automobile insurance, it also might very well be the best time. Most people are either working remotely from home or scaled back at the office, and people have extra time on their […]
Read MoreWhat to Do After Sustaining Injuries on Someone’s Property
Accidents can happen anywhere. Sometimes those accidents happen on a property that belongs to another person. Whether the victim knows that person or not, they may want to discuss their options with a legal professional when it comes to filing a lawsuit for damages. There are times when the injuries are so severe they cause […]
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