Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation Law Blog
How being prepared can help you sell real estate
Whether you are selling your first home in Pennsylvania so that you can upgrade to something larger, or you are in the business of buying and selling properties, working in real estate can be both exciting and stressful. At Laputka, Bayless, Ecker & Cohn, PC, we...
Saving on workers’ compensation insurance
In the state of Pennsylvania, workers' compensation insurance can represent a large cost for many small- to medium-sized private businesses. Especially in this competitive insurance market, many companies feel the crunch of this necessary safeguard. The Pennsylvania...
Reviewing all options with regard to trusts
Setting up an estate plan can present many different considerations as well as stressors, and people often find themselves unsure of which route to take. Some move ahead with wills, while others decide to set up a trust. Moreover, there are a plethora of options on...
Trustee options in a second marriage
Many people who live in Pennsylvania have been married more than one time. A remarriage may follow a previous divorce or may come after a person has experienced the death of a spouse. Regardless of the reason, people in blended families should take their estate...
Common scams target the elderly and vulnerable
We generally want to believe the best in people and hope that others do not have bad intentions, especially when it comes to senior citizens or those who are cognitively vulnerable. Sadly, at the law office of Laputka, Bayless, Ecker & Cohn, PC, we are aware that...
Who belongs in a will
Naturally, when an individual thinks about the people he or she wants to include in a Pennsylvania last will and testament, they are probably the beneficiaries. While this is the crux of the document, heirs are not the only ones whose names should be included. U.S....
Should you plan for possible physical or mental impairments?
In today’s world, medical advancements have come a long way. People are living longer and more illnesses and injuries have treatments and cures. While this is great news, Pennsylvania residents should not rely on the idea that they will be healthy forever. To have an...
How probate works in Pennsylvania
Probate refers to the court oversight of gathering and distributing an estate's assets after a person dies. Although probate can be costly and time-consuming, careful estate planning can streamline the process, providing peace of mind that your loved ones will have...
Businesses can benefit from non-competes
Business staff can often be a double-edged sword. A company could not survive without dedicated, hardworking employees. But those same subordinates could also be a liability if they decide to take their skills and talents to a different organization. That is why many...
Before you lease a building for your company
It is time to move your successful Pennsylvania business from its start-up location in your home to a commercial building. At Laputka, Bayless, Ecker & Cohn, PC, we often provide counsel to business owners who want to negotiate the best lease agreement for their...
