A Delaware-based type foundry and design studio has filed a suit against Rite Aid and its creative and advertising agencies, alleging that the Camp Hill pharmaceutical chain violated a license agreement with the company when it used one of its fonts as part of a $700 million rebranding campaign.
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Armstrong Flooring faces deadline to sell or refinance business
Following its announcement last year that it was looking to sell the company, Lancaster-based Armstrong Flooring wrote in an annual report that it will need to either sell the company or refinance to stay solvent.
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Black-owned businesses to receive year’s worth of free legal services
Six Black-owned businesses in the region are 2022 recipients of grants for a year’s worth of legal services from McNees Wallace & Nurick LLC, courtesy of the Legal Equity Advancement Program.
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McNees Wallace & Nurick partners with Boyer & Ritter to open new company
Law firm McNees Wallace & Nurick and CPA firm Boyer & Ritter launched a new company as part of a joint venture that the two firms say will provide comprehensive services for companies looking to buy or sell auto dealerships.
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Harrisburg restaurateur faces fines, jail for pandemic-related fraud charges
A Dauphin County restaurant owner faces $2.6 million in fines and up to 90 years in prison after allegedly defrauding the federal government out of $237,500 in loans from the Small Business Administration.
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State College contractor accused of stealing thousands from employees
A State College-based contractor was charged with four counts of theft in one of the largest prevailing wage criminal cases on record, Attorney General Josh Shapiro announced on Thursday.
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McNees offers pro bono legal help to five Black-controlled businesses
Harrisburg law firm McNees Wallace & Nurick will be offering pro bono legal services to five black-owned or controlled businesses.
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State AG cites Cumberland County used-car dealer for failure to pay restitution
A Mechanicsburg used-car dealership is facing legal action from the state for allegedly failing to pay restitution following a settlement with Pennsylvania’s Attorney General.
Read More »Crisis mode: Experts hone in on preventative company measures
Crisis management has varying degrees of emergencies: from social media strategies, C-suite personnel changes to accounting and finance risk assessments. Preventative measures should always be part of a company's narrative.
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Law firms announce leadership changes in Harrisburg offices
Anthony Foschi left Tucker Arensberg to lead the hospitality group at Saxton & Stump. He was replaced as managing shareholder by Jerry Russo.
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Harrisburg attorney suspended for misappropriating client funds
A longtime Harrisburg attorney has had his law license suspended for a year for misappropriating client funds.
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