By: Neal A. Jacobs, Esq. and Joshua Gelman, Esq. Doctors can get sick. Bankers can go broke. Accountants can be audited. Cobbler’s children are often barefoot

  By Neal A. Jacobs Do you have a parasitic partner? A partner who is no longer contributing? Absent without leave? Taking credit for the work of

  By Mark R. Cuker, Joshua A. Gelman, Neal A. Jacobs When a consumer fills a prescription at an independent retail pharmacy, whether through an insurer, a

  Jacobs Law Group Of Counsel Mark Cuker recently was interviewed by Lizzy McLellan, a journalist with The Legal Intelligencer, about his role at the firm.

  By Joshua Gelman, Esq. Uber, the ubiquitous ride-sharing application turned start-up tech success story, has had quite a lot of time in the public eye outside

  By Joshua Gelman Sometimes, the only way to reach the sale of a business is through an earn-out.  Of course, “an earn-out provision often converts today’s

  By Joshua Gelman, Esq. The pressure and stress for a business involved in a “Bet the Company” litigation can be palpable. When the result of a

  After 18 years and thousands of episodes, ESPN's Mike Greenberg and Mike Golic soon will be calling it quits. The hosts of the popular radio

For decades upon decades the law in Pennsylvania has been that if a contract includes the “magic words” of “intend to be legally bound” then no

No one likes to bring their work home. But when it comes to running a family-owned business, the line between work and home often becomes