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If you have a parent or loved one in a nursing home or being cared for by a caregiver, one of your most critical concerns is likely about the safety of the staff caring for your loved ones. The simple answer is yes, Pennsylvania law requires nursing homes , senior care facilities and licensed caregiving agencies to conduct criminal background checks on their employees. This is a vital safeguard, but unfortunately, failures in this process can lead to devastating instances o

We spend a great deal of time counseling aspiring entrepreneurs. While starting a business from scratch offers maximum control, the...

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), signed into law on July 4, 2025, is a significant piece of federal legislation that brings a...

Goodbye Summer!  Hello Great Lock In !  What is it?  It's a challenge running Sept 1 – Dec 31. As we approach the final quarter of 2025,...

Caring for a loved one is a journey filled with both rewarding and challenging moments. Yet when a crisis arises, whether it is a sudden...

Our estate planning clients all want their hard-earned savings to benefit their biological family for generations to come. This can be a...

If you feel like your budget is getting stretched these days, you’re not alone.  Prices seem to be constantly on the rise while real wage...

Our constitutional right to free speech is again at the forefront of the news with the tragic death of Charlie Kirk .  We often encounter...

The current administration’s crackdown on undocumented workers impacts workers and employers alike.  With federal messaging still...

For small businesses, is there anything more important to viability and success than getting paid?  You deliver exceptional products or...