George Bochetto weighs in on Philadelphia Christopher Columbus statue case
Attorney George Bochetto, who represents supporters of the 144-year-old statue, weighs in on the local court's most recent decision that allows Philadelphia to cover the Christopher Columbus statue with plywood box View Video
What is an Injunction?
People file lawsuits for many reasons. In some cases, they seek redress for damages that occurred in the past, but in others, plaintiffs want remedies for actions that are either planned or ongoing. In those [...]
Can a Mediator Help with a Partnership Breakup?
Breaking up is hard to do, and that’s just as true for business relationships as it is for romance. Though your hearts may not be broken there is real risk that a successful business can [...]
How to Ensure Your Business Survives a Partnership Breakup
Business partnerships are remarkably similar to marriages: both require shared values, solid communication, and a great deal of work to survive. Interestingly, the track record for business partnership longevity does not compare to that of [...]
How to Create a Fair Non-Compete Contract
Non-compete contracts have always been a controversial topic, but they’ve been getting a lot more attention in the last few years. In 2016 the sandwich chain Jimmy Johns agreed to stop including non-compete contracts in [...]
Bryan Lentz, David Heim and Peter Bryant involved in Pa. Supreme Court Set to Weigh Updating Venue Guidance in Internet Defamation Case
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court is slated to consider how venue rules it established 53 years ago apply to today’s technology in a hearing over where an internet defamation suit can be tried. On Sept. [...]
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