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Commercial and Civil Litigation, Real Estate Law
Reversed: Short-term Rental Regulations Declared Void and Unenforceable
The real estate litigation team at Timoney Knox prevailed on appeal in the case of Chan, et al., v. The Association of Property Owners of The Hideout, Inc., involving a group of Homeowners challenging unauthorized regulations restricting short term rentals adopted by The Association of Property Owners of The Hideout, Inc. The Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania reversed the Wayne County Court of Common Pleas and remanded the case to that court with instructions to enter a declaratory judgment voiding the STR regulations rendering them unenforceable.
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Pennsylvania Bans Certain Health Care Related Noncompetes
On July 17, 2024, Pennsylvania enacted House Bill (HB) 1633 into law, known as the Fair Contracting for Health Care Practitioners Act (Act 74). Among other provisions, Act 74 prohibits specific noncompete covenants for health care practitioners in Pennsylvania.
Read MoreReal Estate Law
Failed Notifications Lead To Court-Ordered Voiding Of Delaware County Tax Sale
Our real estate litigation team successfully set aside and had declared void an Upset Tax Sale in Delaware County,
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Tax Sale Overturned
Our real estate litigation team successfully overturned an Upset Tax Sale in Fayette County, Pennsylvania. Have you been affected by improper notice of a tax sale, or lost your property as the result of a tax sale?
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Roman J. Koropey, Esquire of Bryn Mawr, PA is now affiliated with Timoney Knox
Timoney Knox expands its footprint on the Main Line and in Delaware County with the addition of Roman Koropey, Esquire in Bryn Mawr, PA.
Read MoreFirm News, Wills, Trusts, and Estates Law
The 2024 Best Lawyers list was released and they made it again
Five of our lawyers have been included in the 2024 edition of The Best Lawyers in America.
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Main Line Today’s 2023 Top Lawyers: we’re on the list!
We are excited to announce that three of our attorneys were chosen to appear in the Main Line Today’s 2023 Top Lawyers list.
Read MoreFirm News, Wills, Trusts, and Estates Law
Best Lawyers, Ones to Watch List 2024
Two of our Associates were included in The Best Lawyers, Ones to Watch List.
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An Overview Of Adverse Possession In Pennsylvania: Open, Exclusive And Hostile
Explore the principles of adverse possession in Pennsylvania: legal requirements, from actual, visible possession to the statutory periods and exceptions.
Read MoreCommercial and Civil Litigation
How to Spot Nursing Home Negligence and Abuse
Nursing homes and assisted living facilities are meant to be safe, comfortable places. Unfortunately, many individuals are in vulnerable situations in these facilities. In some cases, when individuals are unable to speak up for themselves due to physical or mental impairment, or do not feel able to speak freely due to threat or coercion, they are more vulnerable and at risk of abuse or neglect.
Read MoreCommercial and Civil Litigation
Default Judgments – Avoid Them at All Costs: Ten Bad Things That Could Happen to You
The first response to a lawsuit filed against you should be to retain an attorney. It is not an option to ignore a lawsuit, and you have just twenty (20) days to respond. It is folly to believe that another party has hired a lawyer to file a claim against you, paid the court costs, put it on the public record and directed the Sheriff to serve the suit on you, only to let it all go and, at that point, “work it out.” At that moment, it is incredibly important that you act immediately to protect yourself and engage counsel. The time of bluffing, or ‘working it out’ has passed, at least for the moment.
Read MoreWills, Trusts, and Estates Law
The Importance of Estate Planning for Retaining Your Autonomy as You Age
It is crucial to understand the elements of your estate plan to ensure that your personal wishes regarding your care are carried out.
Read MoreCommercial and Civil Litigation, Real Estate Law
Putting Short Term Rental Regulations in Focus
The advent of VRBO and Airbnb has elevated short term rentals (“STRs”) of second homes and vacation properties across Pennsylvania, America, and the World.
Read MoreWills, Trusts, and Estates Law
Important Estate Planning Documents for Students Heading Off to College
Students over 18 can present problems for parents, including blocked or restricted access to financial and medical information without proper documents.
Read MoreConsumer Protection
Are You the Victim of a Data Breach?
You have rights if you have been a victim of a data breach and you can seek relief for this harm through a class action lawsuit.
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We’ve Added a Main Line Office
Carol Livingood has joined the Wills, Trusts and Estates Department of Timoney Knox with an office located in Wayne, PA.
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Access to our 101 years of legal experience and services has gotten easier.
Timoney Knox is pleased to announce the completion of our 100th year as a law firm serving the Philadelphia region.
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A Primer – Difficult Issues Involving Real Estate in Pennsylvania
This primer is intended to provide easy to understand information to those encountering issues involving real estate in Pennsylvania.
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Strict Compliance Required: Notice Requirements Before the Tax Sale of Your Home
The Due Process Clause of the 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution protects a property owner’s right to notice of an impending tax sale.
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Storm Water in Pennsylvania – Giving is Better Than Receiving
As Springtime arrives, understanding the essentials of storm water is a “must know” for any land owner.
Read MoreBusiness, Corporate, and Tax Law
House Democrats Release Details of Proposed Tax Increase
The House Ways and Means Committee proposed legislation that would implement income, estate and capital gains tax increases.
Read MoreBusiness, Corporate, and Tax Law
The 10 Commandments of Reopening Your Business in the Time of Covid-19
In these unprecedented COVID-19 times, many employers are wondering what to do and where to start when reopening their business.
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