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For decades, O’Brien & Ryan, LLP, has represented entities and individuals in state and federal courts throughout Pennsylvania and New Jersey, as well as in administrative tribunals and various alternative dispute forums covering a diverse range of legal matters from complex litigation to simple personal cases. We remain on the leading edge of technological advances in both the office and courtroom settings. We are comprised of attorneys selected for their wide range of legal experience and strong commitment to their clients. The size of the firm allows each client to enjoy personal and consistent attention.
Our clients range from major hospitals, educational institutions and Fortune 500 companies to individual professionals and smaller commercial enterprises. O’Brien & Ryan has a well-deserved reputation as a firm that is rich in trial experience. Clients look to O’Brien & Ryan because our willingness to take cases to trial consistently yields superior results.
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Superior Court Interprets Standard Language Contained In Inspection Contingency Of Agreement Of Sale
The Superior Court of Pennsylvania recently interpreted the standard inspection contingency language as contained in the Standard Agreement for the Sale of Real Estate endorsed by the Pennsylvania Association of Realtors (“Agreement”). Such an Agreement was executed...
A Primer on the New Mechanics’ Lien Law Amendments
In June 2006, Governor Rendell signed into law amendments to the Pennsylvania Mechanics' Lien Law of 1963. While these amendments change several aspects of the 1963 law, the most significant changes were made with regard to waivers of mechanics' liens. Specifically,...
Purely Public Purpose Exemptions from Liens
Recently, in Carter-Jones Lumber Co. v. Northwestern PA Humane Society, 913 A.2d 1002 (Pa.Cmwlth. 2006), the Court found that an animal shelter served a purely public purpose and thus rendered it exempt from mechanics’ liens under Section 1303(b) of the PA...
Rule 238 Amendment – Delay Damages
Rule 238 of the Pennsylvania Rules of Civil Procedure concerning delay damages was amended recently to incorporate the Superior Court’s requirements in Sonlin v. Abington Memorial Hospital, 748 A.2d 213 (Pa. Super. 2000). The new rule incorporates three...
Creating a Business
The first, and most important, issue is to know the limit of your liability and to protect yourself and your investment in your company by incorporating your business. In order to do this, it is important to consult with an attorney and disclose everything about your...
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