In her recent alert PA DEP Secretary Negrin Resigns with Ben Clapp, Jean Mosites discusses Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (PA DEP) Secretary Rich Negrin submitting his resignation on October 26. To view the alert, click here.
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In her recent article A Municipality’s Struggle to Remove Resident’s Junk Vehicles: How to Avoid a Fight Over Blight with Blaine Lucas, 
Attorney 
Attorney 
Pipeline Attorney 
In her recent article DEP’s Interim Final Environmental Justice Policy and Mapping and Screening Tool Now in Effect with Sean McGovern, 
In her recent alert EPA Releases Wide-Reaching Climate Enforcement and Compliance Strategy Memorandum with Gary Steinbauer, 
In her recent article DOL Proposes Rule Change Permitting Unions to Participate in OSHA Workplace Walk-Throughs with John McCreary, 
Environmental Attorney 
In her recent interview I-9 procedures are changing and non-compete agreements could be next Alex Farone answers questions pertaining to the recent updates to the I-9 verification process as well as proposed federal changes to non-competition agreements. To read the full interview, 
In her recent article Where Can a Corporation Be Sued for, Well, Anything? with Joseph Schaeffer, Christina McKinley explains why the Mallory decision is undoubtedly a significant development in the Supreme Court’s personal jurisdiction jurisprudence (and a significant shift, depending on perspective). But its practical impact remains to be seen. Only Pennsylvania has enacted a statute requiring out-of-state corporations to consent to general jurisdiction as a condition for registering to do business in the Commonwealth, and it is far from assured that the other states will follow suit. 
