Anticipating the “Cadillac Tax” in the Affordable Care Act
An element of the Affordable Care Act called the "Cadillac Tax" is set to take effect on January 1, 2018.
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School Volunteers Must be Cleared: July 2015 Update
Act 15, passed on July 1, 2015, modifies some of the requirements of Act 153 and requires all volunteers who are responsible for the welfare of a child or have direct contact with children to obtain several clearances.
Avoid a Title IX Hostile Educational Environment Claim
How can school districts protect themselves from facing claims of student-on-student sexual harassment?
Schools Cannot Block Student Wi-Fi Connections
The FCC will aggressively investigate and act against any unlawful interference with personal Wi-Fi hotspots.
Tom Warner to Present at Philadelphia Special Education Conference
Attorney Tom Warner is a scheduled presenter at the “Snapshots of Special Education Law” PBI conference in Philadelphia.
Sweet Stevens Continues to Grow
Sweet Stevens proudly announces the opening of a Central Pennsylvania Region Office and the addition of attorney Shawn Lochinger.
Sweet Stevens Lawyers are “Super”
Two attorneys from Sweet, Stevens, Katz & Williams LLP have been selected to the 2015 Pennsylvania & Delaware edition of “Super Lawyers.”
Past Practice: A Thing of the Past?
When it comes to collective bargaining, past practice no longer sets a precedent.
Faust to speak at Special Education Symposium
Sweet Stevens Partner Andy Faust is a featured faculty member for the 2015 Lehigh University College of Education Special Education Law Symposium.
School Districts and Assessment Appeals
What rights does a school district have to file a tax assessment appeal?