Taking the lead on a $372 million project involving hundreds of workers, dozens of governmental entities and property owners across two state lines could seem like a daunting task.

If there was any doubt Pennsylvania will once again play a major role in deciding the presidential election, pundits are pointing out last week’s focus on the Keystone State in the national politics is just a taste of what’s to come for 2020.

Barley Snyder named Stephen Linebaugh, a former York County president judge, to chair its newest service team designed to help businesses avoid protracted court disputes.

The route along Interstate 81 from the Maryland line in Franklin County north through Cumberland and Dauphin counties continues to attract economic activity that makes those counties some of the fastest growing in Pennsylvania.

A compliance and cybersecurity consultant specialist and attorney has joined Saxton & Stump as a member of its senior counsel and will take charge of its cybersecurity practice.

Pennsylvanians permitted to buy medical marijuana may be more likely to stop taking the medicine because of its cost and the inability to find a consistent supply of the same strain, according to a recent survey by the Pennsylvania Department of Health.

With ongoing production and supply chain shutdowns there due to the coronavirus, now officially named COVID19 by the World Health Organization, any company that has manufacturing facilities in China, or purchases vital components from that part of the world, could be impacted by the disease’s spread.

Now, as 2020 begins those involved in business law say the work environment is a very different place and the reverberations of #MeToo are still being felt by employers and employees.

I sometimes hear the argument that certain kinds of products can’t be branded—they are commodities, highly-priced competitive and no different from one to the other.

CPBJ sat down with Tina Weyant, owner and winemaker at The Winery at the Long Shot Farm, about the growth in the craft beverage business and resources available to help Cumberland County businesses thrive.

Federal regulators say a Camp Hill hydraulic services provider exposed employees to toxic chemicals and other safety hazards. 

A longtime Cumberland County construction firm has been acquired by another local firm and will merge operations by the end of the month.

WellSpan York Hospital will expand its intensive care unit with a $255 million surgical and critical care tower, planned to open on the hospital’s campus in 2025.

Family First Health, a York-based federally qualified health center, is opening its newest facility next week at the WellSpan Dixon Foundation Health Center in Lebanon.

Harrisburg-based attorney Crystal Clark is resigning from McNees Wallace and Nurick to serve the Pennsylvania Senate Republican Caucus as general counsel.