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A power of attorney (POA) gives one the capacity and legal authority to act on someone else’s behalf. This written authorization is usually granted for the management of financial affairs and is a common part of estate planning. In many…

Whether you’re facing a DUI, drug possession, or other charges, convictions leave behind a criminal record that can affect future employment and financial prospects. If you’re looking to resolve a criminal case without long-lasting consequences, the Pennsylvania pre-trial diversion program,…

At Fienman Defense, we understand that facing criminal charges can be an overwhelming experience. We also know it can feel even worse when police overstep their bounds. That’s why we take an aggressive approach to defending your rights and fight…

So, you’ve been arrested in Lower Merion Township, and you’re probably asking, “What should you do now?” First, get the help of a skilled criminal defense lawyer who is well-acquainted with local police, prosecutors, judges, and courts and knows how…

Philadelphia International Airport is not the first place most people think of when they’re talking about a hotbed of Philadelphia gun crime. But an increasing trend has changed that. Almost every day, travelers at PHL are found to be carrying…

Look – no one wants to face criminal charges, and you have every right to defend yourself. But trying to tell your side of things is not easy on your own. In fact, navigating the legal system alone can cause…

Pennsylvania’s businesses have long thrived on the principles of entrepreneurship, self-reliance, and the freedom of minimal government interference. However, that landscape is quickly shifting due to the rise in popularity of skill games. These devices look similar to slot machines…

For Philadelphians who love music and the electric energy of live concerts, Hersheypark Stadium in Hershey, PA, is a popular spot. However, the local police, prosecutors, and courts in this part of the Commonwealth aren’t exactly welcoming of outsiders, mainly…

Nearly a million people in Pennsylvania have medical cannabis cards to treat serious medical conditions, such as anxiety, glaucoma, cancer, or chronic pain. The range of eligible conditions might seem broad, but an approved physician has evaluated and certified these…