Seven Steps to Keep Construction Projects Moving in 2021
During one of the most disruptive times in the history of the construction industry—and plenty of other industries for that matter—most individual gen...
Dennis Unkovic: Looking at the United States from Abroad
"Most non-fiction books go on for hundreds of pages in which the author tells you what he or she thinks. Too narrow for my taste. I decided to take an...
Real Estate Advisory: 10 Tips for Property Tax Assessment Appeals
For a printable PDF of this article, click here.
Do you own income producing property in Pennsylvania? If so, it may be time to review whether its ...
Private Clients Advisory: Planning for 2021 and Beyond: A New Year, the New Administration, and Some Thoughts from 2020
For a printable PDF of this article, click here.
We have compiled our Top 10 ideas for your estate planning in 2021.
1. Still Time for Gifts: Fe...
MUS Announces Two New Partners
Meyer, Unkovic & Scott has named the following two lawyers partners in the firm:
Amanda M. Daquelente focuses her practice on a wide range of ...
MUS Re-Elects Chad Michaelson, Antoinette Oliver, and Grant Scott to Firm Management Committee
Meyer, Unkovic & Scott announced that it has re‑elected Chad I. Michaelson, Antoinette C. Oliver, and W. Grant Scott II to serve on the firm’s Man...
Employment Law Update: The COVID-19 Vaccine & the Workplace: Can It Be Required?
For a printable PDF of this article, click here.
Following a long pandemic-marked year, during which the only reasonable defenses against COVID-19 ...
MUS Welcomes New Associates
Meyer, Unkovic & Scott recently added two new associates — Azhiare Goodwin-Rowe and Nicholas M. Bencsics.
Goodwin-Rowe is part of the firm's Co...
Webinar 1.22.2021: Overcoming the Challenges of Managing Remote Employees
Please join Meyer, Unkovic & Scott's Beth Slagle on Friday, January 22nd from 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. for a webinar presented by Chatham Universi...
A Year-End Legal Checklist for Corporations
With just a couple of months left in 2020—and they can’t pass soon enough, some might say— many corporations that follow the calendar year should use ...
