Robson & Robson managing shareholder Edward Robson was recently selected for inclusion on the Super Lawyers® Rising Stars list for the state of Pennsylvania. He has been named to this list every year since 2013.
Join us as we enjoy a low-key happy hour with our clients and “friends of the firm,” which, if you are reading this, means you. No topic, no agenda; just an opportunity to mingle with some fresh faces and check out Conshohocken Brewery’s newest location on us.
Regina Robson was recently made a member of the Beta Gamma Sigma chapter at St. Joseph’s University. Beta Gamma Sigma is an academic honor society whose purpose is to foster personal and professional excellence among its members with a particular emphasis on ethical leadership. Congratulations, Regina on this wonderful honor.
The Hazards of ‘Weaponizing’ Capital Call and Dilution Provisions By Edward S. Robson There are many ways that an owner of a closely-held business can use
Four Ways to Ruin the Attorney-Client Privilege and Get Yourself in Trouble. By Edward S. Robson Attorneys communicate with their clients under the protection of
Pa. Supreme Court Tackles Attorney-Client Privilege Issues in Derivative Cases By Edward S. Robson This column previously analyzed the Commonwealth Court’s decision in Pittsburgh History and Landmarks Foundation,
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Enough With Arbitration Provisions: Litigators Hate Them and GCs Should Too Arbitration provisions are a common feature of commercial transactions for businesses trying to alleviate
