In mid-January the Pennsylvania Department of State’s Bureau of Corporations and Charitable Organizations may have sent you a postcard admonishing you that your organization has not made any filings with the Bureau... Read more
Year after year, the issue of sexual misconduct in violation of Title IX on college campuses continues to confront higher education leaders. The topic is one on which innumerable individuals and special interest... Read more
On April 20, Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf signed Act 15 of 2020 (previously SB 841). Act 15 takes effect immediately and addresses a host of issues for local governments and agencies across the Commonwealth. The legislation, which also... Read more
*Co-Authored by Alexis Wheeler, Ena Lebel, and Gretchen Moore During this challenging time, public agencies and municipalities are still required to abide by the Right-to-Know Law (RTKL), and to the extent possible, respond to requests for public... Read more
*Co-Authored by Alexis Wheeler, Ena Lebel, and Gretchen Moore This is a supplement to our March 19, 2020 blog post “Public Meetings in the Wake of COVID-19.” ... Read more
As the COVID-19 pandemic persists, Pennsylvania municipalities continue to have questions regarding how to best conduct business in an era of social distancing. These questions include whether public meetings may be conducted without a physical... Read more
On March 28, the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act) (H.R. 748) was signed into law with the goal of providing emergency economic assistance to businesses affected by the novel coronavirus... Read more
By: Alexis Wheeler, Gretchen Moore and Alan Shuckrow In the past weeks and months, the COVID-19 outbreak has shuttered many local government and public sector entities, along with much of private sector. While concerns over... Read more
In the past decade, the number of sexual harassment and violence complaints in American K-12 public schools have increased fifteen fold, according to the U.S. Department of Education, Office for Civil Rights (“OCR”). Faced with this troubling... Read more
Under the 2017 Tax Act, Congress made any non-profit offering certain tax-free fringe benefits to its employees, such as to free or subsidized parking, as well as on-premises athletic facilities, report the expenses associated with those benefits as... Read more
