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08/26/2026

In a competitive housing market, waiving a home inspection can make an offer more attractive—but it can also come with significant financial risk.

A home that looks move-in ready may still have costly problems hiding beneath the surface, from roofing and plumbing issues to structural defects, outdated electrical systems, water intrusion, or mold.

The good news? Buyers may have options that help them stay competitive without giving up important protections entirely.

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By Braun Taylor Today's real estate market continues to challenge homebuyers. Limited inventory and multiple-offer situations often create intense competition, leading many buyers to look for ways to make their offers more attractive. One of the most common strategies is waiving home inspections

08/20/2026

We’re excited to celebrate six HRMM&L attorneys recognized in the 2027 edition of The Best Lawyers in America®!

Congratulations to Steve Lupin, Ed Mullin, Christen Pionzio, Bill Roark, Carl Weiner, and John Iannozzi, on this well-deserved honor.

We’re proud to see their experience, dedication, and commitment to their clients recognized by their peers in the legal profession.

Learn more about our 2027 Best Lawyers honorees: https://www.hrmml.com/precedent/2027-best-lawyers

08/17/2026

Trump Accounts are a new way for families to save and invest for a child’s future—but how do they work, who qualifies, and how do they compare to a PA 529 plan?

Our latest article breaks down what Pennsylvania parents and grandparents should know about Trump Accounts, including eligibility, contributions, the $1,000 federal starter contribution for qualifying children, and important planning considerations.
Get the details on Trump Accounts and what they could mean for your family.

➡️ Read more: https://www.hrmml.com/precedent/trump-accounts-explained

07/29/2026

Are you helping your parents while still supporting your kids?

If so, you're part of the "Sandwich Generation"—and you may be juggling more than you realize. Many families assume their parents' estate planning documents are still up to date. But an outdated Durable Power of Attorney could limit important planning options if a health crisis occurs.

Read our latest article to learn why reviewing this often-overlooked document now can help protect your parents, your family, and your own future.

By Grace Gelone You're helping pay for college while trying to save for retirement. At the same time, your parents are determined to remain in the home they've lived in for decades—even as their health and financial needs become more complex. If this sounds familiar, you're part of the "San

07/28/2026

Whether you're protecting your business, planning for the future, navigating a dispute, or facing an unexpected legal challenge, having the right legal team matters. HRMM&L brings together experienced attorneys across a wide range of practice areas to serve clients throughout Southeastern Pennsylvania.

Visit https://www.hrmml.com to learn more.

07/17/2026

The IRS has issued an unusual midyear increase to the standard mileage rates, effective July 1, 2026.

If your business reimburses employees for mileage—or if you're self-employed and claim business mileage—you'll need to apply the correct IRS rate based on when the travel occurred.

https://www.hrmml.com/precedent/irs-raises-standard-mileage-rates-midyear

06/26/2026

Generative AI is rapidly becoming part of everyday business operations—but its use may create discoverable evidence in litigation.

Our latest Legal Alert examines emerging federal decisions addressing AI prompts, AI-generated content, and what Pennsylvania businesses and litigants should know about discovery risks.

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By Brittany Ann Kane As generative AI tools become embedded in everyday business operations, courts across the United States are increasingly being asked to determine whether AI-generated content—and the prompts used to produce it—must be disclosed in litigation. An emerging trend in federal cou

06/11/2026

Attention Pennsylvania business owners: the annual reporting requirement is now in its second year, and filing deadlines are approaching for many business entities. Corporations must file by June 30, 2026, with later deadlines applicable to LLCs and other entity types. Businesses that are registered with the Pennsylvania Department of State should take this opportunity to confirm their filing requirements and ensure their information is current.

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Pennsylvania's annual reporting requirement is now in its second year, and annual filing deadlines are approaching. If your business is registered with the Pennsylvania Department of State, now is a good time to confirm your filing requirements and prepare for the applicable deadline. Upcoming Dea

05/29/2026

We're proud to share that 17 HRMM&L attorneys have been recognized in the 2026 Pennsylvania Super Lawyers and Rising Stars selections.

This recognition is a testament to the dedication, experience, and commitment to excellence that our attorneys bring to every client matter. Congratulations to all of our honorees on this outstanding achievement!

https://www.hrmml.com/precedent/2026-super-lawyers

05/28/2026

The grace period is almost over. Beginning June 5, 2026, Pennsylvania drivers will face fines for using hand-held mobile devices while driving under Paul Miller’s Law.

Our latest legal alert explains what the law covers, when a driver is considered to be “driving,” and what individuals should do to prepare.

https://www.hrmml.com/precedent/pa-distracted-driving-fines-begin-june-5

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