Yellin Lawyers, PC

Yellin Lawyers, PC The feel of a small town law firm with experts in tax,business,individual planning. Barry & his team of professionals are eager to tackle your legal needs.

Lawyer: Business and Physician Contract, Tax and Estate
Greater Philadelphia Area Law Practice
About Barry Edward Yellin

Barry is well-credentialed, with his BA and JD from Rutgers, his MBA from Lehigh and his LLM in Taxation from Villanova. As a Tax Senior Accountant with Arthur Andersen & Co., in Philadelphia, he developed a strong background in tax, business, estate planning and review of fina

ncial statements. He also practices in the areas of partnership and corporation agreements, health care structuring, accounting, medical and law practice representation, mergers and acquisitions, sales and purchases of businesses. Barry practices in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. He belongs to the American Bar Association Business, Trust and Real Estate, and Tax Sections, as well as in the New Jersey, Philadelphia, and Pennsylvania Bar Associations. Practice Areas
Business Law
Elder Law
Estate Planning
Health Care Law
Tax Law

11/23/2021

We are looking for a legal assistant to join our team, with at least one year of experience, and familiarity with wills, trusts, and corporations, limited liability companies and related agreements.
The candidate should be enthusiastic, pleasant, and willing to learn and assist us in servicing a diverse client base. Our technology is new, and we use Office 365 [outlook, word] and software to assist us in organizing our client files.
We are located in an A+, "clean" building, the "Rothman Institute", located in close proximity to Whole Foods and Shoprite.

06/22/2021

Assist with agreements and document organization in entrepreneurial legal practice. Administrative assistance using "Outlook", "Word". Client assistance and direct communication. Leading to full-time in the future.

05/14/2021

This is an unfortunate result. Please check this in your own policies.

There are two types of coverage that can be purchased here. Without a very good business liability insurance advisor, we could all find ourselves in the same conundrum.

RYECO, LLC: CIVIL ACTION : v. : NO. 20-3182 : SELECTIVE INSURANCE COMPANY : MEMORANDUM KEARNEY, J. May 13, 2021

COURT MEMORANDUM DECISION:
Businesses buy insurance to limit losses from anticipated harm. We today address a business seeking coverage under a Forgery or Alteration coverage provision in its insurance policy after hackers accessed its email system to send wire transfer instructions to its bank directing hundreds of thousands of dollars from its bank account to the hackers. The hackers used the business’s email system and apparently cut and pasted signatures of the business’s officers from other wire transfer forms.
The business purchased one form of insurance against forgery or alteration which limited coverage to losses from forged or altered checks, drafts, promissory notes, and similar documents directing payment of a sum. The insurer offered other coverage for losses caused by fraudulent instructions to forward funds or computer theft. The business did not choose to purchase the fraudulent instruction or computer theft coverage.
The business purchased coverage for forgery or alteration to a check, draft, promissory note, or similar instruction to pay funds. Each of those documents, and ones like them, can be negotiated and paid on demand by a third party. A wire transfer instruction, like an email, is not negotiable. It is an instruction to send money. The insurer alternatively offered coverage for losses caused by a fraudulent instruction, but the business did not purchase the coverage for this policy year. We enter summary judgment for the insurer.

07/08/2020

Abraham Lincoln, in his 2nd inaugural address, expressed his belief that the Civil War was G-d's punishment for slavery.
Frederick Douglas commented that President Lincoln's address was more like a sermon than an "address". The President said the following:

"If we shall suppose that American Slavery is one of those offences which, in the providence of God, must needs come, but which, having continued through His appointed time, He now wills to remove, and that He gives to both North and South, this terrible war, as the woe due to those by whom the offence came, shall we discern therein any departure from those divine attributes which the believers in a Living God always ascribe to Him? Fondly do we hope—fervently do we pray—that this mighty scourge of war may speedily pass away. Yet, if God wills that it continue, until all the wealth piled by the bond-man’s two hundred and fifty years of unrequited toil shall be sunk, and until every drop of blood drawn with the lash, shall be paid by another drawn with the sword, as was said three thousand years ago, so still it must be said “the judgments of the Lord, are true and righteous altogether.”

07/08/2020

The Washington Post had a great suggestion for the summer:

"Transform nature into a game. Kristi Mason, a celebrity nanny based in Los Angeles, said she likes to set up an “American Ninja Warrior” set in the backyard. First, she sits down with the kids to discuss what kind of obstacles they want. Once there’s a realistic game plan, start getting to work with the kids. “Having them create and build the obstacle course will provide a lot of excitement, but also a sense of accomplishment,” Mason said. Once they master the course, use a timer and they can get competitive."

The only thing they "got wrong here" is that the adults should be doing this as well. Maybe the kids should teach and work with us?😊

03/06/2019

Courtesy of NJ Spotlight:

NJ Liquor Licensing Laws-

"On Thursday, an Assembly committee will be meeting in Trenton to hold hearings on the economic and legal impact of the state’s antiquated liquor licensing laws.

A key discussion point of this committee must be the “two-license limit” that has prohibited certain businesses, including many supermarkets, from owning more than two liquor licenses in New Jersey. While these businesses have been unable to expand operations in New Jersey over the past 50 years, other groups have used a legal workaround to create large liquor store chains in the state.

Because many supermarkets have a single corporate owner, these entities are limited in the number of liquor licenses they can own. Most liquor store chains, however, are made up of individual companies with each separate company owning two licenses but all doing business under the same name. This is why there can be almost 50 Buy-Rite Liquors in New Jersey, yet most supermarkets can’t sell beer, wine and spirits.

‘…massively unfair’
This has created the haves and have-nots. Liquor store chains, which have seemed to grow and thrive, are only limited by the amount of companies that become a part of the empire. Meanwhile, supermarkets are limited to two liquor licenses, no matter how many stores or employees they have in New Jersey."

12/07/2017

As a tax attorney for a great number of years, I have observed and reviewed various tax reform packages. Some are called "Tax Equity...", Tax Reform...", "Make Everyone Happy-Give It All Away" [just kidding] all of which [names] are at least partial misnomers. As a fiscal conservative, the idea of covering the cost of our planned "freebies" with additional debt certainly makes me wonder whether our government will ever learn to live on a reasonable budget. Further, similar to the John Lennon song, what if there were no fraud and waste, what would the tax rates have to be? We have social programs where the real poor receive less benefits than they should, and the pretend poor receive much more than they should. Why isn't there more thought given to enforcing the laws so that social programs function as they should?

Today I read an article that said that our military budget was insufficient over the immediate past to maintain our old bomber fleet [B1B]. Are you kidding? What are we doing with all the money? Further, there are insufficient skilled mechanics and pilots, why is that? Why does the military have an "up or out" policy when we need these men and women to continue to provide their expertise and services? Why are we putting our pilots at risk in aircraft that are insufficiently maintained?

12/07/2017

When I vote for someone to be my representative, my expectation is that he-she will do his-her job, in accordance with its description. Last time I looked, groping is not part of the job description in the House, Senate or Presidency. Accordingly, one admitted or proven violation is enough. Now it appears that there must be several "gropings". Is this for real? Are we actually engaging in this discourse? Furthermore, each of our political parties is positioning itself to contend that it is the party of less "gropers"? Again, is this for real?
Please get to work, do your jobs and kindly, expeditiously throw the trash out while you are at it.

08/01/2016

Like many of my fellow Americans, I am concerned about the future of our country for our children and grandchildren. In this election year, I am even more concerned. Regardless of your political persuasion [even if it is none at all], President Kennedy's inaugural address in 1961, also rings true today: "My fellow Americans, ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country."

There seems to be a lack of awareness of our duties and responsibilities as American citizens, and an appreciation of our freedoms. The same can be said about our administrative government's duties and responsibilities towards our country and its citizenship, which at times seems to be lacking as well. "Civics" is rarely discussed or taught, because it does not fit in as a "practical" course to be used in testing our proficiencies. Is it any wonder that ignorance prevails at all levels.

Ironically, a Nor'Easter dumped a large amount of snow on Washington, D.C., creating massive logistical issues for the President's inauguration.
WIKIPEDIA: "On inauguration day, January 20, 1961, the skies began to clear but the snow created chaos in Washington, almost canceling the inaugural parade.The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers was put in charge of clearing the streets during the evening and morning before the inauguration, and were assisted by more than 1,000 District of Columbia employees and 1,700 boy scouts.This task force employed hundreds of dump trucks, front-end loaders, sanders, plows, rotaries, and flamethrowers to clear the route.Over 1,400 cars which had been stranded due to the conditions and lack of fuel had to be removed from the parade route along Pennsylvania Avenue."

The government and the volunteers worked together, competently and successfully, to ameliorate the problem, AGAIN TOGETHER.

You can fill in the rest. Please think about it.

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