Articles
10/20/2016 | Kaplin Stewart Blog
Business & Commercial Litigation
Protecting Your Business With Confidentiality Agreements by Joshua A. Steinberg
Let The Commercial Borrower Beware Why Franklin Never Borrowed Money, by Neil A. Stein
Hard Lessons On Letters Of Intent, by Pamela M. Tobin, Esquire
When Social Media Becomes Unsociable, by Neil A. Stein, Esquire
Prohibited Uses in the Modern Shopping Center Era, by Jeffrey L. Silberman
Contract Warning: Read The Boiler Plate!, by Pamela M. Tobin
How to Write More Gooder Letters, by William J. Levant
New Truth in Lending Act Rescission Decision by The Third Circuit Could Significantly Affect Residential Mortgage Loans In Pennsylvania, by Sandhya M. Feltes
Residential Borrower’s New Duty to Prove Ability to Repay Loan Proceeds Before Rescinding Mortgage Loan, by Sandhya M. Feltes
Construction Law
Will A Green Building Make You See Red?, by Neil A. Stein, Esquire
Enforcement of Independent Contractor Misclassification Laws Is On Rise
Estate Administration & Planning
Thoughts on Giving Away the Family Business , by Dirk M. Simpson
Popular Estate Planning Techniques Under Attack, by Dirk M. Simpson
Raising Capital: Put your Mouth where the Money is, by Marc A. Snyder
Estate and Gift Tax Changes in the 2010 Tax Relief Act, by Maury B. Reiter & Dirk M. Simpson
Commercial Real Estate
Demystifying Title Insurance in the 21ST Century
Commercial Litigation
Land Use, Zoning & Development
When Common Ground Becomes “Green” , by Neil A. Stein
Homeowners Associations , by Neil A. Stein
Property Owners And Developers May Get “Bogged Down” By New Wetlands Regulations, by Neil A. Stein
A Look Ahead Through Green-Colored Glasses, by Neil A. Stein
Be Green, Not Green With Envy, by Neil A. Stein
They’re Back – Coah Fees Return From Hibernation, by Neil Stein
Subsequent Purchasers of Home Allowed to Sue Original Builder for Breach of Warranty, by Neil Stein
New Deadlines and Rules Apply to Bucks and Montgomery County Property Tax Appeals, by Neil Stein
Pennsylvania Dep Gets Tough With Permit Extensions, by Neil Stein
Court Extends Approval Beyond Act 46’s July 1, 2013 Extension Period, by Marc Kaplin & Gregg Adelman
Real Estate, Business & Finance Transactions
Outparcel Leasing & Development – Avoiding Surprises, by Jeffrey L. Silberman
Mechanics’ Liens In Pennsylvania…The Times They Are A Changing., by Jeffrey L. Silberman
Mid-Year Review – A Full, but Mixed Bag, by Jeffrey L. Silberman
When the Lights Go Off, by Adam D. Taylor
Who Is Your Tenant?, by Scott C. Butler
Not All Investor’ Money Is The Same Shade Of Green
Landlord Subordination Agreements: Short is not always sweet., by Joshua A. Steinberg
Is There a Such Thing as a “Simple Sublease”?, by Scott C. Butler
A “New” Form of Entity for Pennsylvania Real Estate Transactions?, by Matthew A. Cosenza
Mid-Year Review – Just Keep Truckin’, by Jeffrey L. Silberman
Like-kind Exchanges Of Real Estate, by Maury B. Reiter, Esquire
They’re Back – Coah Fees Return From Hibernation, by Neil Stein
Right To Convert And Withdraw Real Estate Extended Under Permit Extension Act, by Gregg Adelman
Philadelphia Commercial Property Owners Can Reap Tax Windfall, by Neil A. Stein, Esquire
Real Estate & Title Litigation
Residential Borrower’s New Duty to Prove Ability to Repay Loan Proceeds Before Rescinding Mortgage Loan, by Sandhya M. Feltes
Tax Law
How To Stop The Irs, by Barry A. Furman
Raising Capital: Put your mouth where the Money is, by Marc A. Snyder
Federal and State Governments Target Independent Contractor Misclassification, by Barry A. Furman
Employment
Independent Contractor Or Employee, by Barry A. Furman
Supreme Court Upholds Obamacare Subsidies In Federal Exchanges, by Kimberly Russell, Esq.
Update: President Obama Proposes Major Expansion Of Overtime, by Kimberly Russell, Esq.
The Latest Assault On Employers EEOC Strengthens Its Anti-Employer Policies, by Kimberly Russell, Esq.
President Obama Set To Expand Overtime To Millions Of Workers, by Kimberly Russell, Esq.
White House Change Effectively Eliminates Keystone Of Obamacare, by Kimberly Russell, Esq.