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By: Stefanie M. Stack, Esquire, Associate Attorney You may have heard the phrase, “a son shall not suffer for the iniquity of their...

There has been a lot of buzz surrounding the potential for artificial intelligence (“AI”) tools, like ChatGPT and Bard, to replace...

Attempts to ban books in schools has been in the news lately and Pennsylvania is no exception with nearly 500 books banned in the last...

Disputes between neighbors involving trees are unfortunately quite common. Fear that a neighbor’s tree will fall onto your house during a...

Congratulations! The court has appointed you the guardian. You are done filing things with the court now, right? Not quite. Guardians...

What happens when someone is no longer able to care for themselves? Or they are a danger to their own well-being? Under Pennsylvania law,...

By: Ashley E. Rundell, Esquire, Associate Attorney, Fiffik Law Group, P.C. When someone is charged with driving under the influence of...

Subpoenas have been in the news quite frequently this year. They are not unique to the high-profiles cases in the news. Subpoenas are a...

Emojis are appearing in United States court cases more and more every year. Attorneys and judges are grappling with how to interpret...

Bankruptcy is complicated, and trusts are complicated. When the two mix, it is a recipe for disaster for those without legal...

You’ve probably heard the word “hearsay” in connection to the January 6 committee hearings or other high profile court cases, but what is...

Police Improperly Seize Cellphone Data A Pennsylvania appellate court has ruled that evidence derived from a police officer casually...