Constitutional Rights
If You Think Pennsylvania Statute of Limitations are Suspended During the COVID-19 Judicial Emergency, Think Again
“Commencement of a civil action, by praecipe for a writ of summons, for purposes of tolling a statute of limitations. However, all related procedural rules, including rules regarding service of original process, are suspended as set forth in this Court’s Order of March 18, 2020.” What does this mean? As most lawyers are aware, the…
Read MoreThe Year in Review at Weber Kracht and Chellew
It’s hard to believe it’s time to say goodbye to 2014. This year we were proud to serve our community in a number of ways: a Back to School supply drive, sponsoring the Perkasie FallFest 5K, providing pro bono services, helping to present a Child ID event and bringing smiles – and Santa Claus – to…
Read MoreThis Week at Weber Kracht and Chellew | 11.22.14
It’s the last full week before Thanksgiving and we hope you’re anticipating both a short work week and some fun times with family and friends. We won’t keep you from your pre-holiday prep – let’s get right to the highlights of our week! Mike Frisbie shared more about The Weber Kracht and Chellew Difference with…
Read MoreThis Week at Weber, Kracht and Chellew | 10.4.14
Here’s a wrap-up of the week’s blog posts gathered for your coffee reading: Abigail Fillman wrapped up her series on “I Know My Rights!” Ok, So What Are They? by explaining when law enforcement does and doesn’t need a search warrant. Our #ThrowbackThursday (#TBT) moment on social media was a look back at the 5K…
Read More“I Know My Rights!” Ok, So What Are They? | Part 2 of 2
In the first part of this series on knowing your Constitutional rights we covered when “Mirandizing” comes into play and what that means for you and your rights. Do you know your rights regarding search and seizure? Another person I ran into in criminal court who “knew her rights” was a woman who was pulled…
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