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Robert S. Bernstein Bernstein-Burkley, P.C. While the five essential contracts for small businesses discussed below could impact most businesses, for small- to medium-sized businesses, maintaining an up-to-date and well-tailored form …
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So you’ve met with an attorney and you have been informed that you have a “strong” case. Of course you instruct your attorney to immediately run to the nearest courthouse …
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Robert S. Bernstein, Esq. Managing Partner, Bernstein-Burkley, P.C. Often times, when we as attorneys suggest the possibility of suit in a collection case, clients are conflicted as to whether they …
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In an ideal world there would never be any need to have to be concerned about receiving payments for services rendered or contracts performed. The parties to any such agreements …
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Bernstein-Burkley, P.C. The ambiguity of the legality of remedies available to a landlord when presented with a defaulting tenant has put the landlord in a difficult situation in Pennsylvania. The …
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Pennsylvania recognizes several forms of property ownership. The main form of property ownership that creditors need to be concerned with in Pennsylvania, however, is Tenancy by the Entireties. Tenancy by …
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Robert S. Bernstein, Esq. Bernstein-Burkley, P.C. Creditors are discovering new ways to help collect debts from bankrupt customers since the passage of the 2005 amendments to the The Bankruptcy Abuse …
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Kirk B. Burkley Bernstein-Burkley, P.C. In baseball, the utility player is the player on the team that can fill in at almost any position when needed. Having a good utility …
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Bernstein-Burkley, P.C. In these difficult economic times, debtors have become more creative in proposing additional or substitute sources of collateral to secure a debt or obtain a forbearance or loan …
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Lara S. Martin, Esq. Ordinarily, the first step a creditor will take upon learning of a debtor’s bankruptcy case is to file a proof of claim to seek payment of …
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