Pennsylvania Commercial Litigation 9th Edition, Harry F. Kunselman

Shareholder Harry F. Kunselman, with ALM publishing, has released the 9th edition of
Pennsylvania Commercial Litigation.

The book is an important resource for the general practitioner that addresses procedural and
substantive issues encountered in commercial litigation. In addition, it serves as a primer for both
attorneys and business owners on minimizing risks inherent in business relationships.

Pennsylvania Commercial Litigation is a concise overview of commercial litigation, providing
detailed research and analysis, and is intended to guide the reader through every stage of a
commercial dispute.

● Pre-Suit Considerations
● Significant Differences Between State and Federal Practice
● Discovery Practice and Strategies
● Breach of Contract and Unjust Enrichment
● Declaratory Judgments
● Preliminary Injunctions, Special Injunctions and Temporary Restraining Orders
● Covenants Not to Compete
● Business Torts
● Claims By and Against Shareholders of Corporations
● Director and Officer Liability
● Partnership and Limited Liability Company Disputes
● Confessions of Judgment and Opening or Striking Confessed Judgments
● Lender Liability Claims
● Mechanics’ Liens
● Collection of Judgments
● Fraudulent Transfers
● Indemnification and Contribution
● Construction-Related Claims
● Actions in Replevin
● Actions to Quiet Title
● Oil and Gas Litigation
● Disputes Relating to Trademarks, Trade Names, and Unfair Competition
● Compelling and Resisting Arbitration

Also included are forms covering pleadings, discovery, privilege, notices, and more.

The book can be purchased online from many major booksellers, including LexisNexis and
Barnes and Noble.

About the author

Harry Kunselman has been with Strassburger McKenna Gutnick & Gefsky since 1994 and became
a shareholder in 1998. Mr. Kunselman’s experience as a litigator in the business world has been
proven through civil and commercial litigation, including breach of contract; minority shareholder
disputes; disputes involving landowner gas rights; construction disputes; non-competes in the
medical, energy, and other industries; trade secrets; general liability tort
claims; and professional malpractice claims, to name a few. One such dispute in his vast history
involved the shareholders, directors, and corporate representatives of RMS Titanic, Inc., the
company with salvor in possession rights to RMS Titanic.

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