Our Legal Blog
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PENNSYLVANIA ACT 53 OF 2020 AMENDS CONSIDERATION OF CRIMINAL CONVICTIONS FOR PROFESSIONAL LICENSING
Read more »On July 1, 2020, Governor Wolf signed off on Act 53 of 2020. The Rules and Regulations governing Act 53 under Title 49 – Professional and Vocations Standards, became effective as of October 19, 2024. Under the new Act, those with a criminal record are no longer automatically excluded from obtaining an occupational license. The […]
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Attorney Jessica L. Mitchell Included in Best Lawyers 2025 Edition
Read more »Martson Law Offices is proud to announce that our Jessica L. Mitchell was chosen for the 2025 Best Lawyers list! Jessica has been recognized in Best Lawyers since 2020, and this year is no different. She has been recognized in Personal Injury Litigation and Workers’ Compensation Law – Claimants. Recognition by Best Lawyers is based […]
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Attorney Seth T. Mosebey Appointed as Hearing Committee Member
Read more »Seth T. Mosebey of Martson Law Offices was recently appointed as a Hearing Committee Member serving the Disciplinary Board of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania. His term appointment is three years, beginning July 1, 2024. The Disciplinary Board of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania is dedicated to protecting the public, maintaining the integrity of the […]
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Attorney George B. Faller, Jr. Achieves Recertification in Civil Trial Law With The National Board of Trial Advocacy
Read more »Carlisle, PA – The National Board of Trial Advocacy (NBTA) is pleased to announce that George B. Faller, Jr. of the law firm, Martson Law Offices, has successfully achieved recertification as a civil trial advocate. The NBTA was formed out of a strong conviction that both the law profession and its clients would benefit from […]
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Let Us Help You – Workers Compensation Claims
Read more »Written by: Daniel K. Deardorff Ask anyone who has been involved in a worker’s compensation case and they will tell you that it is no walk in the park. Instead, it is more like a walk through a minefield! Without an experienced attorney by your side, you can encounter any number of pitfalls that […]
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Business Succession Planning: What happens to my business when I am ready to pass it on?
Read more »Written by: David W. Park and H. Robert Fischer III Do you own a business? Do you plan to (or hope to) retire one day? Have you ever considered what will happen to your business if you were suddenly unable to run it? These thoughts bounce around most business owner’s heads at some point, but […]
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Christopher E. Rice elected School Board President of Saint Patrick School
Read more »Christopher E. Rice of Martson Law Offices in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, was recently elected School Board President of Saint Patrick School in Carlisle, PA! Chris has served on the school board for 6 years and has been involved in a variety of ways in the extracurricular activities offered by the school. Chris has been with Martson […]
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Choosing a Personal Injury Lawyer: Do they have Trial or Courtroom Experience?
Read more »Martson Law Offices Shareholder George B. Faller Jr. just concluded representation of a woman that had tripped and fallen in a national retail store. She suffered a concussion because she struck her head when she landed. She was knocked unconscious and taken away by ambulance. She made a nice recovery but had over $8,500 in […]
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What Your Phone is Collecting on You
Read more »Written by: Meagan C. Hopkins Have you ever scrolled through Facebook, come across an ad about something you were just talking about with a friend and wondered, “is my phone listening to me?” Thankfully your phone is not listening to you, because that would be illegal. However, your phone is collecting a tremendous amount of […]