Failing to appear for a court hearing in Pennsylvania is a serious offense. You can be held in jail for up to 72 hours during business days and even longer on weekends if you fail …
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Philadelphia is one of the largest cities in America. A common occurrence in many big cities is criminal activity. Pennsylvania has some of the strictest penalties for criminal acts. If you get arrested in Philadelphia, …
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When you’re facing criminal charges in Pennsylvania, a good lawyer will tell you that there are many ways to fight the case. The first step is to try and fight on the facts and the …
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Being placed under arrest is not only an intimidating experience but it can leave an individual to feel stripped of his or her rights. However, your rights are guaranteed to you and the way in …
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Being charged with a crime is a life event that no one wants to experience, especially when a possible conviction will include an incarceration term. Other forms of punishment such as fines and parole are …
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Sexual harassment can occur in several ways at the workplace, including innuendo and inappropriate touching, or even horseplay in some instances. However, it is most prevalent when demands for sex are connected to job evaluations, …
Read MoreWhite collar crime is a complex aspect of the law. With so many facets and crimes that can be labeled as white collar, what exactly are those crimes? White collar was a term introduced by …
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Drug laws continue to change in Pennsylvania and Philadelphia, as some drugs are decriminalized and other offenses are no longer carrying steep or severe penalties. Offenses and charges will vary depending on the type of …
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Assault and battery is a serious criminal charge that results in hefty fines and possible jail sentences, depending on the severity of the assault. Convictions of these crimes carry a wide range of punishments where …
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White collar crime covers a number of facets and different types of crimes. One of those crimes is intellectual property, which is stealing or using someone else’s property and work without permission. This can cover …
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