Legal Blog

Nearly a million people in Pennsylvania have medical cannabis cards to treat serious medical conditions, such as anxiety, glaucoma, cancer, or chronic pain. The range of eligible conditions might seem broad, but an approved physician has evaluated and certified these…

We’ve all seen dashcam footage or heard of someone pulled over for a DUI being asked to stand on one foot. And while we know these are called field sobriety tests, that’s usually where most peoples’ knowledge about DUI testing…

You probably understand the consequences of driving under the influence of alcohol, but you may be less aware of the penalties for driving under the influence of a controlled substance. The type of drug you’re accused of taking could ultimately…

You’ve probably seen news reports about a new school bus passing law in school districts across the Commonwealth. And while it is touted as a significant public safety effort, critics point to the potential for abuse, some calling it a…

If you find yourself being arrested or charged with a crime in Pennsylvania, the outcome of your case could hinge on a few considerations. It matters where the alleged crimes were committed, and it is also essential to hire a…

According to The Philly Voice, nearly two-thirds of Philadelphia residents say the city is on the wrong track. Concerns about high crime, drugs, and public safety were cited as the top grievances facing the City of Brotherly Love by more…

The law states that whatever you say can be used against you in court. But what about the searches you make? Several recent cases have revealed how the court views internet searches, including how police obtain them and use them…

The Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program (SNAP) is the nation’s largest food program, with more than $68 billion dollars going out to 42 million needy families every year. As an authorized SNAP retailer, you are entrusted with making sure every EBT…

It’s business as usual and you’re serving your customers. One day, a charge letter arrives, and the USDA accuses you of “trafficking.” This is what the USDA calls the buying or selling unauthorized food items or trading SNAP benefits for…