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MacElree Harvey Attorney Carolina Heinle Featured in Philadelphia Business Journal’s “Women in Law”
MacElree Harvey is proud to share that Carolina Heinle, Equity Partner in the firm’s Estate Planning and Administration practice, has been featured in the Philadelphia Business Journal as part of its Women in Law series. In the feature, Carolina reflects on what drives her work: “Being with my clients as they experience life’s milestones is a privilege that I will ...
Employment Law Update March 2026
In the March 2026 update, we see employers facing legal uncertainty as regulators and courts redefine compliance boundaries, from workplace benefits and data security to wage rights. Read the details below: Data Breach Lawsuit Against Philadelphia Aging Nonprofit Highlights Rising Employer Liability Risks The Philadelphia Corporation for Aging is facing a proposed class action lawsuit alleging it failed to adequately ...
Attorney Tim Rayne Reaches 500-Video Milestone on YouTube
MacElree Harvey is proud to recognize Personal Injury Partner Tim Rayne on a remarkable achievement: publishing 500 videos on YouTube. Since launching his channel in 2012, Tim has consistently created educational video content designed to help individuals and families better understand their legal rights, make informed insurance decisions, and navigate the complexities of personal injury claims. His work reflects a ...
The #1 Reason Properties Go to Tax Sale Even When Owners Think Taxes Are Paid
Author: Michael G. Louis, Esquire An issue I have encountered in my practice is that property owners are often not aware that more than one entity may be involved in collecting the taxes owed on a property. Many people assume they are dealing with a single tax bill or a single office. When in reality, different taxes may be handled ...
Employment Law Update February 2026
February 2026 brings significant developments across the employment law landscape, from heightened federal scrutiny of DEI programs and tightened limits on restrictive covenants to another consequential turn in the evolving joint-employer standard. Read the details below. EEOC’s Subpoena of Nike Signals Sweeping Shift in Federal Scrutiny of Corporate DEI Programs On Feb. 4, the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) ...
MacElree Harvey CEO Michelle Foster Appointed to Board of the Chester County Bar Foundation
MacElree Harvey is proud to announce that Michelle Foster, CEO of the firm, has been appointed to the Board of the Chester County Bar Foundation. Founded in 1985 by a group of dedicated Chester County attorneys seeking to close the gap between the legal system and the citizens it serves, the Foundation funds initiatives that strengthen the ties between the community ...
Application of Privilege in the Era of Generative AI
In what appears to be an issue of first impression, on February 10, 2026, Judge Rakoff of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York ruled from the bench in the case of United States v. Heppner that a criminal defendant’s written interactions with a publicly available generative AI platform are not protected by the attorney-client privilege ...
One Reason Homeowners Miss Tax Sale Notices
One issue that continues to be a consistent problem for many people who lose their home at tax sale is that they do not list their home address as the address where tax bills should be sent on their deed. Often, it is not even the homeowner who signs the deed certifying their last known address. The homeowner may not ...
