Pennsylvania DUI Lawyer

Don’t Mix and Drive, WPA poster ca. 1937

Pennsylvania DUI Lawyer — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 00:45:59 +0000

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Delaware County PA DUI Attorney Talks About DUI Checkpoints

Pennsylvania DUI Lawyer — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 00:45:59 +0000

Delaware County, PA lawyer, Pete Manaras of Giribaldi & Manaras, PC talks about the rights of drivers at a DUI checkpoint.

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Pennsylvania DUI Lawyer — Fri, 16 Dec 2011 00:40:59 +0000

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Magen Porter Killed by Drunk Driver August 30th 2010 in Erie Pa.

Pennsylvania DUI Lawyer — Fri, 16 Dec 2011 00:40:59 +0000

Changing laws for DUI offenders

Bennettsville Blake Law Firm, PA DUI Defense Attorney SC

Pennsylvania DUI Lawyer — Mon, 31 Oct 2011 23:35:59 +0000

www.blakelawfirm.net 843-306-4785 A DUI conviction can stay with you a long time. You need to speak with an experienced attorney to determine the best way to handle your case. The Blake Law Firm, PA of Bennettsville SC can help you get the best outcome.

Defending DUI Drug Cases: Part 2 from PA DUI attorney Justin J. McShane

Pennsylvania DUI Lawyer — Fri, 16 Sep 2011 23:30:59 +0000

Pennsylvania DUI attorney Justin J. McShane, Esq. presents his lecture “Defending DUI Drug Cases” in Hartford, CT in December 2009. In Part 2: “Drug Identification and Quantification,” expert DUI Attorney McShane details the difference between impaired and metabolite states, and explains why “the numbers by themselves are junk.” The McShane Firm is the premiere DUI/DWI law firm in Harrisburg, PA. Learn more about: Pennsylvania DUI Laws: paduiblog.com The Truth About Forensic Science TheTruthAboutForensicScience.com Pennsylvania’s Top DUI Lawyers themcshanefirm.com Video production by JenKev Productions.

West’s Pennsylvania Practice – Volume 10 – Pennsylvania Driving Under The Influence – 2009 Edition

Pennsylvania DUI Lawyer — Fri, 16 Sep 2011 19:20:59 +0000

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West’s Pennsylvania Practice – Volume 10: Pennsylvania Driving Under The Influence: 2009 Edition. Contents in 21 Chapters: 1) An introduction to Alcohol Legislation in Pennsylvania – 2) Alcohol-Influence Operating Offences – 3) Drug-Influenced Operating Offences – 4) Driving Under Suspension – DUI Related – 5) Boating and Flying Under the Influence – 6) Homicides and Assaults – 7) Vehicle Stops – DUI Checkpoints and Roadblocks – 9) Arrests – 10) Field Tests – 11) Test Administration – 12) Commencement of Prosecution – 13) Bail – 14) Discovery – 15) Bill of Particulars – 16) Pre-Trial Motions – 17) Pre-Trial Hearings – 18) Accelerated Rehabilitive Disposition – 19) Speedy Trial – 20) Evidence – 21) Absorption and Elimination of Alcohol

West’s Pennsylvania Practice – Volume 10 – Pennsylvania Driving Under The Influence – 2009 Edition

Cumberland County PA Police Take Blood from DUI Suspects!

Pennsylvania DUI Lawyer — Tue, 02 Aug 2011 23:25:59 +0000

In Nazi Germany, the citizenry was outrageously hassled for their papers. Well, America crossed that threshold long ago, as “authorities” deemed personal travel by motor vehicle a privilege. As we so often have, Americans rolled over to that dictat. But today’s law enforcement officials now claim the right to your bodily fluids- so much for being secure in your personal effects. Why must we be slowly acclimated to the total destruction of privacy. This police state must be rolled back before the most ruthless hi-tech tyranny is set loose. Police in Carlisle, Pennsylvania in Cumberland County are involved. #FAIR USE NOTICE: These videos may contain copyrighted material. Such material is made available for educational purposes only. This constitutes a ‘fair use’ of any such copyrighted material as provided for in Title 17 USC section 107 of the US Copyright Law. Video aired April 20, 2010 – ABC News27 WHTM Harrisburg, Pennsylvania

Lisa Bloom Interview with Pennsylvania DUI Attorney Justin McShane – Part 1

Pennsylvania DUI Lawyer — Sat, 18 Jun 2011 23:22:59 +0000

Pennsylvania DUI Lawyer Justin McShane is interviewed by CBS and CNN legal analyst Lisa Bloom where they talk about DUI, DUI training, DUI specialization and the need to know what you are doing. For professionally aggressive representation. Learn more about: Pennsylvania DUI Laws: paduiblog.com The Truth About Forensic Science TheTruthAboutForensicScience.com Pennsylvania’s Top DUI Lawyers themcshanefirm.com

Covenants not to Compete

Pennsylvania DUI Lawyer — Wed, 01 Jun 2011 10:28:59 +0000

The field of business law covers a wide variety disputes involving every aspect of the running of a business. One of the most important types of disputes covered under this area of law are covenants not to compete. These contracts, while often crucial to ensuring the success of one party’s business, can be crippling to the other party if not drawn up in a fair manner.

What is a Covenant not to Compete?

A covenant not to compete is a contract between two parties pledging that one party will not compete against the other. In general, these contracts are intended to limit an employee’s ability to work for a direct competitor or to start a business that would be in direct competition with his current employer.

Covenants not to compete are drawn up for the following situations:

Employment Contracts – This is most common when employees are exposed to valuable trade secrets. By requiring employees to sign this agreement as part of their employment contract, a business owner will ensure that his employees will not provide services to direct competitors in the future. Sale of a Business – Non-compete agreements are often an important component of the sale of a business. In this situation, the agreement is intended to prevent the former owner from starting up a competing business nearby and taking back all of his clients. Enforceability of Non Compete Contracts

Covenants not to compete are highly complex documents. The financial well-being of both parties can be severely impacted by the wording of this contract. As a result, it is important to make sure that you have an experienced commercial lawyer review the contract before you agree to all of the terms and sign it.

Employers and people purchasing a business will need an attorney to make sure that the agreement will be enforceable in court if the other party decides to dispute the terms. Employees and sellers of businesses will want to safeguard their ability to make a living and will need to have an attorney present to make sure that the agreement doesn’t put their income stream in jeopardy.

In order for a covenant not to compete to be enforceable, it must include the following stipulations:

There must be reasonable time limitations placed on the agreement There must be reasonable geographic limitations placed on the agreement There must be reasonable “consideration” on both sides of the agreement

Without these stipulations, a covenant not to compete may be considered a restraint of trade. This would invalidate the agreement. The courts generally evaluate the merits of each covenant not to compete on an individual basis when determining if it is enforceable.

If you need help with a covenant not to compete in the Central Pennsylvania area, please contact the Law Offices of Saidis, Flower, & Lindsay today to schedule a consultation.

Originally published here.

Evan Langsted