Flaster/Greenberg P.C.

About this office:

Flaster/Greenberg, P.C. provides legal services to publicly traded corporations, privately held and family owned businesses, entrepreneurs and individuals. A regional business law firm of 65 attorneys with offices in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware, Flaster/Greenberg serves clients in dozens of industries and practice areas including bankruptcy, business and corporate, commercial litigation, construction, environmental, healthcare, intellectual property, internet, labor and employment, taxation, and trusts and estates.

Adoption Law; Affordable Housing; Alternative Dispute Resolution; Alternative Energy; Bankruptcy; Business Law; Commercial Litigation; Commercial Real Estate; Construction Law; Copyrights; Corporate Law; Employee Benefits; Employment Law; Environmental Law; Estate Administration; Estate Planning; Executive Compensation; Family Law; Federal Taxation; Finance; Financial Restructuring; Gaming Law; Government; Health Care; Intellectual Property; Internet Law; Labor Law; Land Use; Litigation Management; Mergers And Acquisitions; Nonprofit and Charitable Organizations; Patent Law; Real Estate Redevelopment; Renewable Energy; Risk Management; Securities; State Taxation; Technology Law; Telecommunications Law; Trademarks.

Philadelphia Residential Landlords Now Required to Obtain Certificate
Kevin M. Greenberg, October 20, 2011
If you own residential rental property in the city of Philadelphia, before you can rent an apartment or any other residential unit, you must first obtain a Certificate of Rental Suitability (the “Rental Cert”) and supply it to the tenant. The requirement applies to both first-time...

Instant Unionization Through the Back Door
Kenneth R. Gilberg, September 9, 2011
Although the union-friendly Employee Free Choice Act (EFCA), “card check” bill seemed dead in Congress, it now appears that the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) is moving forward with changes that are designed to achieve many of the same objectives, including quick election...

So It Shall Be Written: Workplace Policy in a Faith-Friendly Age 
Michael D. Homans, September 2, 2011, previously published by American Bar Association Section on Labor and Employment Law on Fall 2009
According to a 2008 study by the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life, approximately 83 percent of Americans affiliate themselves with a religious group and 78 percent of Americans say they have ¿a need to experience spiritual growth.¿

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