When you start a business, you may want to allocate your time and resources to building and growing your company by developing your products and services, as well as acquiring customers. As a result, you may want to consider skipping hiring legal counsel to assist you with business formation and the launch...
Don’t Miss the Deadline: Real Estate Lawsuits & Filing Timelines
Real estate disputes can arise for all kinds of reasons — boundary disagreements, construction defects, title problems, or failed sales agreements. But even the strongest case can fall apart if you miss the filing deadline. In Pennsylvania, real estate lawsuits are subject to specific statutes of limitation, and once the deadline passes,...
Understanding the Litigation Process: A Step-by-Step Guide for Business Owners
Lawsuits are disruptive, but they don’t have to leave you unprepared. For Pennsylvania business owners, understanding the litigation process is about more than legal steps—it’s about staying in control of your time, resources, and reputation. This guide breaks down each phase of litigation in plain language so that you can approach...
The Future of AI in Legal Services: Efficiency, Compliance, and Risk Management
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly becoming a necessity for operational efficiency in the legal industry. Law firms of all sizes, from solo practices to corporate legal departments, are turning to AI to improve efficiency, streamline compliance, and strengthen risk management.
For legal professionals in Lancaster and throughout central Pennsylvania,...
The Role of Trademarks in Business Formation: Why Protecting Your Brand Is Critical
Launching a new business involves more than just offering a great product or service. You’re also building something more intangible, but just as valuable: your brand. Whether you’re naming your tech startup, designing a logo, or choosing a tagline, each element reflects your business’s identity. If you want that identity to grow...
Business Formation Basics: LLC vs. Corporation – Which One is Right for You?
When you start a new business, one of the first decisions you must make will include deciding how to structure the company. You may have several business structuring options available to you, with the LLC and corporation being two of the most popular types. An experienced business attorney can help you determine...
Tech Trends in Business Law: How AI Is Changing Contracts, Compliance, and Litigation
In recent years, many providers of software tools and solutions have adopted artificial intelligence-powered functionality to make their products more effective, accurate, and faster. The trend of increasing incorporation of AI in electronic platforms used by businesses may change how companies handle legal matters such as contract negotiation/drafting/execution, regulatory compliance, and litigation/dispute...
$150 a Month for Legal Protection? How Lancaster Tech Law’s Subscription Legal Services Work
What if you could have a tech-savvy legal team just a call or email away—and always pay the same low price every month? Lancaster Tech Law knows that your legal needs aren’t always predictable, and billable hours add up fast.
That’s why we’ve come up with a subscription model...
The Discovery Process Explained: What Documents Businesses Need to Provide in a Lawsuit
During business litigation, companies must provide relevant documents and information in their possession or control requested by the opposing party. Understanding the discovery process and what it can cover can help businesses meet their legal obligations under discovery rules.
Understanding DiscoveryDiscovery refers to the...
E-Discovery vs. Traditional Discovery: What Business Owners Need to Know
If your business becomes involved in a lawsuit, one of the most important and time-consuming phases is discovery, where each side requests and exchanges relevant information. Traditionally, discovery meant sorting through paper files, contracts, and other hard-copy documents.
Today, most information is created and stored electronically. This is called...