Shawn M. Long, a partner in the law firm Barley Snyder, was recently confirmed by the Pennsylvania Senate to fill a judicial vacancy on the Lancaster County Court of Common Pleas.
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Barley Snyder partner takes on new role at Venture Lititz
Lititz’s Main Street Program accredited nonprofit, Venture Lititz, has named Barley Snyder partner Maria Di Stravolo Elliott as the president of its board of directors.
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Law offices of Leisawitz Heller and Barley Snyder merge
The Wyomissing-based law offices of Leisawitz Heller have merged with Lancaster-based Barley Snyder.
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Barley Snyder reelects managing partner
Barley Snyder managing partner Jeff Lobach has agreed to continue his leadership role into its fifth term, making him the longest-serving managing partner in the firm’s history.
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Barley Snyder creates a crisis management team for business
Barley Snyder has put together a group of attorneys with expertise in crisis management to offer businesses one place to look to when tough situations arise.
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How a law firm’s ‘summer associate’ program survived COVID-19
“Not only did Barley decide to continue with the program, but the firm also ensured that I received an authentic experience by allowing me to work from the office every day and providing me with a steady workload of assignments,”
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Barley Snyder taps David Freedman to lead Education practice group
David J. Freedman, who was recently named to the Pennsylvania Bar Association’s newly created COVID-19 Task Force, will lead Barley Snyder’s team of more than a dozen attorneys providing full-service counsel to education entities at all levels.
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When it’s time for your employees to return to the office will you be ready?
As businesses open throughout central Pennsylvania and the Lehigh Valley, legal and human resources experts are urging businesses to avoid liability issues by understanding the ever-evolving rules, especially as regions open in various phases without liability protections in place.
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Home workers need a safe, secure space, too
Numerous liability concerns will surround businesses that re-open over the next few weeks, but businesses also should be aware of issues for those who continue to work from home, including wage-and-hour rules.
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Websites: the next task in the path to ADA compliance
Websites are just as susceptible to a lawsuit as an entrance to a business without a ramp for a wheelchair-bound customer. A site can be coded in a manner that confuses audiation software that reads the elements of a site to a blind user or has elements that make it difficult for someone to zoom in on a page.
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After two years #MeToo is still impacting corporate culture
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.
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York-based IRE brokers name new director of acquisitions
Investment Real Estate LLC of York recruited Rick Hansberry as its director of acquisitions, a position in which the intellectual and business law expert will work with the firm’s leadership team to craft strategic planning and organizational goals.
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Has the demand in liquor licenses peaked?
The cost of a restaurant liquor license in York and Lancaster counties may fall from the heights they reached in recent years, partially because fewer grocers stores are looking to buy them.
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Midstate a fertile market for private equity
An October report released by the American Investment Council and EY, a global business advisory organization, showed the private equity industry -- private equity firms or companies backed by private equity -- supports 26 million jobs nationwide. That includes 1.1 million jobs in Pennsylvania, according to the report.
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Judge Linebaugh hired as attorney for Barley Snyder
The former York County Court of Common Pleas President Judge Stephen Linebaugh has joined Barley Snyder law firm as an attorney.
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