Amusement Park Riders Beware Before you sign a waiver, prior to boarding a ride at an amusement park, or a ski resort, etc., be aware that according to one Pennsylvania judge, the waiver is a binding contract. The same holds true if your spouse signs on your behalf. Judge Arthur Zulick of the Continue Reading

Over the first three months of 2021, we have turned a huge corner in the fight against Coronavirus. With the approval of several vaccines that have been proven highly effective—and with the rollout of vaccines becoming smoother and more efficient—we have gone from the defensive to the offensive. At Continue Reading

2021 March Madness, The Cinderella Story That Never Was: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly This is the first March Madness we have seen since the pandemic and it did not disappoint. It gave us a sense of normality even if just for a month. Each player gave their all and what more could fans ask for. Continue Reading

How COVID is Affecting the Philadelphia Court System As the coronavirus pandemic rages on, it’s hard to imagine life will ever return to normal – and frustrations can be compounded if you’re involved in a court case during this time. For federal, state, and local governments, stopping the spread of Continue Reading