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 ...
Visual Arts and Property Owners: Be VARA Careful
The Visual Artists Rights Act (VARA) of 1990 grants moral rights and protections to authors of works that fall under the law and are distinct from for...
COVID-19 Fallout Could Lead to Lower Commercial Property Taxes
The Covid-19 pandemic, government shutdown orders and resulting economic turmoil provide commercial property tax owners a unique opportunity to signif...
Meyer, Unkovic & Scott Celebrates Our Attorneys Who Are Named To The Best Lawyers in America 2021 List
Meyer, Unkovic & Scott is pleased to announce that 24 of its lawyers have been included in the 2021 Edition of The Best Lawyers in America®. Of ...
MUS Partner Tony J. Thompson To Be Featured Presenter At PBA’s Real Property Probate And Trust Section’s Virtual Retreat 2020
Meyer, Unkovic & Scott Partner Tony J. Thompson will be a featured presenter at the Pennsylvania Bar Association’s (PBA) Real Property Probate and...
How California’s New Cybersecurity Law Might Affect Your Business
A major new cybersecurity law, the California Consumer Protection Act (CCPA), recently became enforceable. And while the CCPA shares similarities to o...
MUS’s Maxwell Briskman Stanfield Elected Chair of the ACBA Corporate, Banking, and Business Law Section
Meyer, Unkovic & Scott Associate Maxwell Briskman Stanfield was recently elected to serve as Chair of the Allegheny County Bar Association’s (ACBA...
How the New US-Mexico-Canada Trade Agreement Impacts North America’s Supply Chain
*UPDATE: WEBINAR HAS PASSED*
Meyer, Unkovic & Scott International Law and Global Supply Chain Partner Dennis Unkovic will be a featured present...
MUS Congratulates the Firm’s 2020 Super Lawyers®
Meyer, Unkovic & Scott announced that Super Lawyers® recently named 10 of its attorneys to the 2020 list of top attorneys in Pennsylvania.
The ...
IP Client Alert: Supreme Court Ruling in ‘.com’ Case Could Make Waves in Trademark Law
In a significant case for online businesses, the Supreme Court recently ruled that adding a domain extension such as ".com" to a generic word can make...
