Last Shore Ride of the Summer Season

 Summer is almost gone.  Almost is a relative word.  Summer is gone.  Ok, I understand it better now.  This why I am getting up at the same time, but the sun has yet to rise.  As seasons change, so should we.My clients and friends alike know I email, text, and get much worthy work done…

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Pennsylvania’s DUI Statute and Warrantless Blood Draws On An Unconscious Person

Since Birchfield v. N. Dakota, 136 S.Ct. 2160, 2173, 2185, 195 L. Ed. 2d 560 (2016), the Pennsylvania Supreme court has swiftly moved to invigorate and buttress Pennsylvania civil liberties and motor vehicle drivers’ privacy rights.  On July 19, 2017, in Commonwealth v. Myers, 2017 Pa. LEXIS 1689, 2017 WL 3045867, the Court upheld lower court rulings…

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Medical Marijuanand the Physician Practitioner

In Pennsylvania medical marijuana is almost here.  Business licenses have been issued, dispensaries are being built, and physicians are getting approved as “Practitioners”.  Who will be their patients and how will dispensaries attract patients are unanswered questions as of yet. The new regulations do set forth very specific proscriptions about who can certify a patient,…

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Riding the Bridges of South Jersey And Valley Forge

My administrative law blog followers are eagerly awaiting a new blog. The summer months have been slow with regard to new legal decisions or laws and/or regulations that substantially change my practice.The various health related professional board’s summer meetings have kept me very busy.  After a licensing board meeting, clients’ matters that are on the…

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