Relocation Cases in Pennsylvania – What Does the Court Consider?
Author: Michael C. Rovito Let’s answer the next question I often hear: How does a judge decide whether a parent can relocate with a child? The answer isn’t as simple as whether the move is for a better job or to be closer to family. Under Pennsylvania law, courts must evaluate 10 specific relocation factors, all through one lens: What ...
Independent Practice Authority for Delaware Physician Associates
This article is part of a series on Delaware’s new Physician Associate Act. Start with Delaware’s New Physician Associate Act: What Changed and Who It Affects. A physician associate who has practiced in Delaware for several years and is considering what comes next now has an option that did not exist a year ago. House Bill 325, signed May 12, ...
Telehealth, Limited Liability Companies, and Independent Practice: A Structural Guide for Delaware Physician Associates
This article is part of a series on Delaware’s new Physician Associate Act. Start with Delaware’s New Physician Associate Act: What Changed and Who It Affects. A growing number of physician associates deliver care remotely through an entity they own, contracting with a collaborating physician rather than working as that physician’s employee. It is an efficient structure, and Delaware’s House ...
How Delaware’s Four-Physician-Associate Collaboration Cap Works
This article is part of a series on Delaware’s new Physician Associate Act. Start with Delaware’s New Physician Associate Act: What Changed and Who It Affects. A practice that wants to add clinical capacity by hiring physician associates will, sooner or later, run into a numerical limit on how many of them a single physician may collaborate with. Delaware’s House ...
Mediation at MacElree Harvey: A Faster, More Effective Path to Resolution
Over the past month, Attorneys John F. McKenna and Lou A. Mincarelli have successfully mediated four civil matters as part of their mediation and arbitration practice (MH/MA) at MacElree Harvey. Their recent successes highlight the many advantages mediation offers individuals and businesses seeking efficient, practical solutions to legal disputes: Save Time, Money, and Headaches For many parties, mediation provides a ...
Employment Law Update July 2026
Artificial Intelligence in the Workplace: Three Areas Employers Should Be Watching Artificial intelligence is no longer a futuristic concept confined to Silicon Valley. Today, employers of all sizes are deploying AI-powered tools to recruit talent, evaluate employee performance, manage productivity, and streamline human resources functions. These technologies offer significant efficiencies, but they also introduce new legal risks that employers cannot ...
Can My Child Choose Which Parent They Want to Live With in Pennsylvania?
Author: Michael C. Rovito, Esq. It’s one of the most common questions I hear from parents, and the answer surprises many people: in Pennsylvania, there is no “magic age.” A child does not automatically get to decide where they will live when they turn 12, 14, 16, or any other age. Instead, the court’s focus is always on the child’s ...
Employment Law Update June 2026 – Managing Remote Employees
The June 2026 employment law update provides guidance on best practices for managing remote employees. Remote work has become a permanent part of the modern workplace, offering employers greater flexibility and access to talented professionals regardless of geographic location. However, managing remote employees presents unique legal and operational challenges that require thoughtful planning. Employers should develop comprehensive policies and practices ...
