A former Lancaster County employee, who claims to have been fired for refusing to destroy investigation notes against two employees she wanted to fire over racial discrimination, has filed a suit in federal court under the Whistleblower Protection Act.

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. 

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. 

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.  

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. 

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.

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.

Harrisburg law firm McNees Wallace & Nurick will be offering pro bono legal services to five black-owned or controlled businesses.

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.

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.

Anthony Foschi left Tucker Arensberg to lead the hospitality group at Saxton & Stump. He was replaced as managing shareholder by Jerry Russo.

A longtime Harrisburg attorney has had his law license suspended for a year for misappropriating client funds.