Over the years we have had numerous matters involving “Paper Streets” in various counties all across the street. What is a Paper Street?  This type of street is a product of the times before municipalities enacted Subdivision and Land Developmen...

With great sadness, we announce that we have lost one of our key people this week. Viola “Oley” Whitfield joined our team in 1977. She cleaned our offices, kept them sanitary and always had a smile and kind word. She will be sorely missed...

Last year we won a case at the trial level where Deutsche Bank, represented by a very large New York law firm, assisted by one of Philadelphia’s largest law firms sued our client. The case was an attempt at collecting on a claim of $350,000,000...

West Chester, March 30, 2020 We have noticed many businesses were not ready for a disaster. Their phones are being forwarded to an employee’s cell phone. They cannot get at the files on the in-house servers. The have not figured our how to meet...

Technology will keep us open and serving. The health and safety of our clients and staff is our foremost concern during the Coronavirus Outbreak. We will continue to provide legal services, but not in the traditional, come in and meet with your lawye...

Property Owners may be Holding the Bag The sudden closure of Lehman Property Management may leave owners of 329 Harrisburg area properties holding the bag. They will be looking for their rents, their security deposits and more. The owner, Glenn Lehma...

You purchased a property at Sheriff’s or Tax Sale and the prior owner is still living there. You want to begin eviction. It used to be that you went to a lawyer and were told to file an Ejectment Complaint in Common Pleas Court. Let’s fac...

Where a contract has a mediation clause, and the Court dismisses for failure to participate in mediation, the statute of limitations is not tolled. How does this apply in the real world? Imagine you have an agreement of sale to buy a home. Chances ar...