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FLB forms Energy and Infrastructure team to meet expected demand
To better serve new and existing clients in an area the firm expects future growth, Fitzpatrick Lentz and Bubba is launching an Energy & Infrastructure team.
Corporate Transparency Act on hold once again
The Corporate Transparency Act, which has been on again and off again for months is now off again.
Non-compete ban would ‘impact almost every employer’ — if it happens
Sept. 4 is the date set by the Federal Trade Commission for the implementation of its new rule against anti-competitive contract agreements.
Allentown law firm joins FLB
Allentown’s Fitzpatrick Lentz & Bubba is getting a little bit bigger.
‘FLB has grown and changed over 35 years’
A Conversation With: Eric Schock, managing partner of Fitzpatrick Lentz & Bubba in Allentown
2023 employment law update
Employment laws are always changing, and recent weeks have been quite busy.
A Conversation With: Joseph Fitzpatrick, shareholder and founder of Fitzpatrick Lentz & Bubba in Allentown
LVB: Fitzpatrick Lentz & Bubba has been in downtown Allentown for a while now after moving from Center Valley? How are your attorneys liking city life?
High Center launching Lehigh Valley program focusing on family-owned businesses
The High Center is run through Elizabethtown College in Lancaster County. It was started in 1995 through funding by the High Companies and other investors to help boost family-owned and privately held businesses. It offers education, peer counseling and other business-boosting services.
Working in the post-pandemic economy – what employers need to know
How do you position your business in the post-pandemic economy? A number of local experts answered that question during a webinar hosted by Lehigh Valley Business.
Should employers have ‘Safe Harbor’ against COVID-19 lawsuits?
As businesses begin to return to operations, recalling employees, the Pennsylvania Chamber of Commerce is pushing for what it calls Safe Harbor protections for businesses against COVID-19 related lawsuits.
The iBuyer trend is here, but is it a fad, or the future?
From Phoenix to Denver, Tucson or Memphis, iBuyers, those who contract and complete a real estate sale over the internet, tend to focus on quick sales, less hassle, flat rate offers and a promise of quicker turnaround times than conventional real estate transactions.
