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Associate
 Business
& Corporate Law
Real
Estate
Non-Profit
& Charitable Organizations
Estate
& Business Succession Planning
Grove
City College
 (Philosophy,
cum laude)
Villanova
University School of Law
Duie concentrates his practice in business transactions,
corporate governance, and general corporate representation, especially
for privately-held and family businesses. His practice includes
providing counsel regarding business structure planning, as well
as the formation of corporations, LLCs, partnerships, and other
entities. In addition to general contract preparation, negotiation,
and review, Duie also advises clients regarding other business agreements,
including employment and non-compete agreements, as well as shareholders
agreements and other owner agreements. He further provides representation
in the purchase and sale of real estate and the preparation and
review of leases. Duie also works with non-profit entities, in obtaining
federal and state tax exemptions, and non-profit governance. Duie
is licensed to practice law in Pennsylvania.
Duie is a member of the Pennsylvania and Chester
County Bar Associations. In addition, he is President of the Board
of Trustees for the Southeastern Pennsylvania Autism Resource Center
("SPARC"), which provides behavioral therapeutic services
for children on the Autism spectrum.
A Contractor’s Guide to Pennsylvania’s Home Improvement Consumer Protection Act - April
2009
Bailout Legislation Extends Tax-Favored Status of Certain IRA Distributions to Charities - December
2008
Could
Your Business' Liabilities Become Your Personal Liabilities? - November
2007
Could
Your Non-Profit Organization Become Exempt from Pennsylvania Sales Tax? - September
2008
Low
Interest Rates Create Estate Planning Opportunities - May 2008
Pennsylvania Senate Considers Construction Industry Independent Contractor Act - June 2008
The “Employee Free Choice Act” and Your Business - March
2009
The Pension Protection Act and Life Insurance - December 2007
The Top 10 Mistakes with Non-Competition Agreements - February 2008
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