Construction litigation in Pennsylvania is among the most complicated areas of civil practice. Multi-party conflicts, complex contracts, engineering issues, and insurance coverage questions frequently turn construction disputes into multi-year litigation projects. Cases often become stalled in the Court of Common Pleas as discovery expands, expert reports multiply, and trial schedules get pushed repeatedly. During that time, job sites remain unfinished, contractors and subcon

Partnership and shareholder disputes are among the most disruptive and emotionally charged matters facing privately held businesses in Pennsylvania. Disagreements between co-owners, members, or shareholders often involve more than money—they typically involve years of relationship history, personal investment, business identity, and questions about the future of the enterprise. These cases frequently become protracted in the courts while the business itself remains distracted

A Practical, Faster Path to Resolution for All Sides Anyone who practices real estate tax assessment appeals in Pennsylvania knows the story:  cases that sit in the Court of Common Pleas with no movement, frustrated clients, and little incentive for anyone to push them forward. Assessment appeals are important—but they can easily become cases that stall, languish, and slowly drain everyone’s time and resources. A Perspective From Both Sides Attorney Michael Agresti has spent