House Bill 108/Senate Bill 175, signed into law earlier this year, amends the Maryland Condominium Act, increasing from $5,000 to $10,000 the maximum amount of a condo association’s property insurance deductible that a unit owner is responsible for when the cause of damage to the condo originates in his/her specific unit. The condo association is […]
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With the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) facing expiration last week, President Trump signed into law legislation to extend the program for another year, through Sept. 30, 2021. This extension was part of a broader measure to keep the federal government funded through Dec. 11. Since the NFIP originally came up for renewal three years
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As a reminder, a U.S. District Court in Pittsburgh last month struck down some of Gov. Wolf’s COVID-19 shutdown orders as unconstitutional, including the business closure and stay-at-home orders (which already have been suspended), as well as the 25-person indoor and 250-person outdoor gathering limitations.Gov. Wolf filed an appeal and last week was granted a
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Changes to Pennsylvania’s overtime eligibility standards went into effect Oct. 3 after a lengthy regulatory review process. As a reminder, the now final regulation will gradually raise the threshold to potentially qualify for overtime exempt status to $875 per week ($45,500 annually) in October 2022, with automatic adjustments to the salary threshold thereafter.Please note: Pennsylvania’s
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