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“One of the best things about this is I’ve actually met a lot of very cool entrepreneurs by virtue of being one myself. I’ve actually landed some new clients because of this venture,” said Reed Smith partner Nick Foreste.

The law—named after a staffer from Governor Phil Murphy’s office who passed away after a car accident—clarifies when and how medical debts may be collected and reported in the state.

This article examines the implications of recent legislative and administrative actions on IRS funding and staffing, explores their effects on enforcement and taxpayer interactions, and offers practical insights into what individuals and professionals can expect when dealing with tax notices and audits in the current landscape.

McCarter & English Philadelphia partner Maria Panichelli is scheduled to speak at the SAME Indo-Pacific Regional Summit in Honolulu, Hawaii, which is set to be held from Sept. 8 to 10.

To celebrate the 150th anniversary of the Lycoming Law Association, I was assigned the task of putting together a program over the past summer. The eight-week program was held at the Thomas Taber Historical Museum in Williamsport.

“Wax does not allege facts showing she was discriminated against because she was speaking on behalf of any protected class. She did not associate with any person or persons who were in a protected class. She did not support any protected class,” Judge Timothy Savage of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania wrote in his 52-page opinion.

George Bochetto filed his first suit against the transit authority in Philadelphia’s Court of Common Pleas on Wednesday, the third official day of service cuts, and later indicated he was planning to file a federal suit against SEPTA before the week's end.