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In Pennsylvania, the general rule is that corporations and other business entities, such as LLCs , partnerships, and associations, must be represented by a licensed attorney in court. This is because these entities are considered separate legal “persons” from their owners. There are exceptions to this rule, typically for magisterial district court, or in some very limited circumstances (often involving consent agreements or stipulations on non-complex matters). However, these

One of the biggest reasons entrepreneurs choose to form a Limited Liability Company (LLC) is the promise of limited liability. In plain...

Business owners and real estate investors often consider the option of transferring ownership of their properties into a Limited...

When forming a Limited Liability Company (LLC) in Pennsylvania, did you know that you have choice of management structure?  Under some...

Is it a good idea to mix family and business? In a recent case involving misappropriated funds that Fiffik Law group Partner Matthew Bole...

By: Alexandra Menosky, Esquire If you have an LLC or corporation, this deadline applies to you. Eligible business entities have until...

Fiffik Law Group understands the issues associated with forming, operating, and growing small businesses because we have years of...

By Michael Fiffik, Esquire Many small businesses depend on infusions of cash from their owners in order to start up, meet cash flow needs...

By Michael Fiffik, Esquire   As a lawyer who helps launch hundreds of companies annually , I am often asked whether forming a limited...

It may be impossible to predict if or when a business arrangement will break down. Businesses often run into problems. Getting out of...

The Federal government enacted two laws in March 2020 that affect small business owners and their employees. The Families First...

President Kennedy famously said that “[i]n the Chinese language, the word “crisis” is composed of two characters, one representing danger...