Business and Corporate Law Posts
Posted March 3, 2017
By Christopher R. Sullivan March 3, 2017 Northampton County recently announced plans to address 33 structurally deficient bridges in its jurisdiction by employing a public-private partnership model, which is a first for a Pennsylvania municipality. A public-private partnership (P3) is a business and contractual relationship between a government agency and private companies to finance, construct, […]
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Posted May 16, 2016
By Andrew R. Silverman, Esq. On May 11, 2016, President Obama signed into law the Defend Trade Secrets Act, which is designed to better protect businesses from trade secret misappropriation. Prior to this enactment, a cause of action for misappropriation was governed by state law and, as a result, enforcement of trade secret protections varied between […]
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Posted April 18, 2016
Chris Sullivan has joined the West Chester office of MacElree Harvey, Ltd. as an associate in the firm’s Business practice group, where he will be serving primarily as counsel to clients in business formation, project financing, real estate and corporate transactions. Prior to joining MacElree Harvey, Mr. Sullivan practiced in the Public Finance department of […]
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Posted February 26, 2015
Non-Competition Agreements can help a business retain valuable employees, protect its confidential information and customers, and prevent unfair competition. They can also be utterly useless. While having a well-drafted, enforceable Non-Compete can be a source of significant value for many businesses, some are disappointed to discover that they have agreements that are unenforceable or otherwise […]
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Posted June 29, 2008
In any secured finance scenario, the prudent lender must ensure that the collateral pledged as security for the loan is protected against potential loss. This is advisable whether the collateral is comprised of real estate, equipment, inventory or another form of asset. In order to protect such collateral against losses due to fire, flood or […]
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