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Olympus hires new general counsel
Center Valley-based Olympus, a global medical technology company providing solutions for medical and surgical procedures, announced the appointment of Neil Boyden Tanner as global general counsel.
Law firm partner elected First VP of national association
Barley Snyder partner and Intellectual Property Practice Group Chair Salvatore Anastasi has been elected as First Vice President of the American Intellectual Property Law Association.
Lehigh Rep.’s Child Labor bill focus of Pa. House committee
Rep. Ryan Mackenzie of Lehigh sponsored child labor legislation that was the focus of a hearing by the Pa. House Labor and Industry Committee.
ABC Supply Co. Inc., Reading Bakery Systems and more name new hires, promotions
Associations Columbia, South Carolina-based National Association of Chapter 13 Trustees named Scott Waterman an alternate nonfederal negotiator with the U.S. Department of Education’s 2023 Negotiated Rulemaking Student Loan Debt Relief […]
Peoples Security Bank & Trust, Cedar Crest College and more name new hires, promotions
Other hires include Via of the Lehigh Valley Inc. and more.
Kaplin Stewart, Blue Mountain Resort and more name new hires, promotions
Other hires include Berks Community Health Center, MADJ Marketing and Kutztown University
Santander Bank to lay off 77 workers in Reading
Santander Bank N.A. will lay off 77 employees at its facility at 450 Penn St., Reading - job losses it believes will be permanent.
International business experts from Berks and across Pa. mobilize to assist business
International business experts from Berks County and across Pennsylvania commit to assist business.
Public Utility Commission investigating PPL billing issues
The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission has begun a comprehensive investigation into the circumstances surrounding unusually high bills recently received by customers served by PPL Electric Utilities, along with the accuracy and integrity of PPL’s billing practices.
Medical malpractice ruling could be more equitable for patients
The state Supreme Court ruling that allows medical malpractice lawsuits to be filed in any county where the doctor or medical facility does business is more equitable to the patients. So said Tom Hall, managing partner at Atlee Hall LLP, Lancaster.
Newsmakers: MKSD architects, Iron Hill Brewery and more
Local businesses and government entities announce their recent hires in this week's Newsmakers.
Gov. Wolf signs EMS funding bill; announces grants
Governor Tom Wolf signed into law Senate Bill 739 Thursday, which provides $25 million in American Rescue Plan Act funding to Pennsylvania’s emergency management services (EMS) companies.
