Commercial Litigation

Business Divorce in E-Commerce: Who Gets the Brand When the Founders Split?

2026/07/08

A recurring series exploring shareholder disputes, partnership conflicts, membership fights, and business breakups in the Keystone State. Follow the series here. A business divorce is the breakup of co-owners in a closely held company. Whether amicable or contested, it always involves unwinding shared control over assets, customers, and decision-making. In e-commerce companies, the brand is… Read more »

Founder Disputes: Key Considerations When Founders Clash

2026/06/10

A recurring series exploring shareholder disputes, partnership conflicts, membership fights, and business breakups in the Keystone State. Follow the series here. Many fast-growing companies are founded by friends, family, or colleagues. As these companies expand, founder disputes can emerge. Founder disputes are not typical business disagreements. Founders often play many roles (owner, director, officer, employee,… Read more »

Chambers USA Recognizes Pietragallo as a 2026 Leading Law Firm in Pennsylvania

2026/06/04

Pietragallo Gordon Alfano Bosick & Raspanti, LLP is pleased to announce that we have once again been recognized by the premier independent legal research organization, Chambers and Partners USA, in it’s 2026 law firm ranking guide in the areas of False Claims Act in USA-Nationwide, White Collar Crime & Government Investigations in Pennsylvania, Product Liability… Read more »

PA Supreme Court Limits Consumer Protection Claims: Key Takeaways from Halpern v. Ricoh USA, Inc.

2026/05/06

A recurring series exploring shareholder disputes, partnership conflicts, membership fights, and business breakups in the Keystone State. Follow the series here. The Pennsylvania Supreme Court recently limited the scope of the Commonwealth’s Unfair Trade Practices and Consumer Protection Law (UTPCPL). Any company selling goods or services to Pennsylvania consumers should understand its obligations under the… Read more »

Operating Online? Know Whether Your Website is a Place of Public Accommodation Before Reacting to Litigation Threats

2026/04/22

A recurring series exploring shareholder disputes, partnership conflicts, membership fights, and business breakups in the Keystone State. Follow the series here. In recent years, businesses of all sizes have faced a surge of demand letters and lawsuits alleging website and digital accessibility violations under Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act (“ADA”). These threats… Read more »

Why Defining “Irreparable Harm” in Your Contracts Matters

2026/04/08

A recurring series exploring shareholder disputes, partnership conflicts, membership fights, and business breakups in the Keystone State. Follow the series here. When disputes arise, the fastest, and sometimes only, way to prevent lasting damage is to ask a court for an injunction. But courts do not grant injunctions lightly. A key consideration is whether you’ll… Read more »

Minority Freeze-Outs in Pennsylvania: What Counts as Oppression, and What Can You Do About It?

2026/03/25

A recurring series exploring shareholder disputes, partnership conflicts, membership fights, and business breakups in the Keystone State. Follow the series here. In closely held businesses, the dynamics between owners can change quickly, especially when majority owners take action to marginalize minority owners—a scenario called a “freeze-out.” Pennsylvania law protects minority owners who face this minority… Read more »

Pennsylvania LLC Disputes: Who Has Standing to Sue?

2026/03/12

A recurring series exploring shareholder disputes, partnership conflicts, membership fights, and business breakups in the Keystone State. Follow the series here. As a member of a Pennsylvania Limited Liability Company (“LLC”), you may encounter disputes over company management, conflicts with outside vendors, disagreements among members, or concerns about LLC assets. In these situations, understanding who… Read more »

Anthony Sarafino “Fino” Caliguire to Present Pennsylvania Bar Institute’s CLE

2026/02/19

On Thursday, February 19, 2026, Anthony Sarafino “Fino” Caliguire will co-present the virtual program “Civil Practice in Allegheny County 2026” for the Pennsylvania Bar Institute. Designed for newly admitted attorneys and those new to civil litigation, this program offers practical, firsthand insight into the real-world mechanics of civil practice, from what to file, when to… Read more »

Pietragallo Adds Two New Associates to Pittsburgh and Philadelphia Offices

2026/02/02

Pietragallo Gordon Alfano Bosick & Raspanti, LLP is pleased to announce the addition of two new associates to the firm’s Pittsburgh and Philadelphia Offices, Hannah M. Franke and Michael T. Sweeney. These talented attorneys bring valuable experience and insight that build upon our firm’s strengths and contribute to our continued growth. Meet the two new… Read more »

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