Generally, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) contacts taxpayers via the United States Postal Service. So, while it is possible to receive a phone call or office or business visit from IRS agents, they will typically
To all our clients, friends and colleagues, As the impact of COVID-19 (coronavirus) continues to develop in Pennsylvania, we want to keep you updated on the measures we are taking to ensure the well-being of
Congratulations to Kierstyn Cash whose winning essay, “A Clean Slate”, won the McKenzie Law Firm Second Chance Scholarship. Kierstyn wrote movingly about a chance to start over and gain new expectations of herself. McKenzie Law
When facing a serious charge of committing IRS phone scams in PA, the number of potential criminal charges is extensive. The potential penalties can include large fines, probation, and prison time under Pennsylvania law. A
Pennsylvania has never been a state to take it easy on DUI offenders, and the rules have gotten even tougher in the past year. Legislation passed by the General Assembly and signed into law by
Pennsylvania came closer than ever to decriminalizing marijuana when the House Judiciary Committee voted in favor of House Bill 928, a proposed piece of legislation that would have downgraded possession of small amounts of marijuana
Knowing how to look, what to say, when to stay silent, as well as other standard protocols will help you make it successfully through a court appearance. With this in mind, here are a defense
A new ruling from the Pennsylvania Supreme Court sets a precedent where the Commonwealth may now use hearsay evidence during preliminary hearings for criminal cases. The new ruling will affect anybody arrested in Pennsylvania. View
Pennsylvania DUIs – Minors Pennsylvania, like most states, requires that a person must be 21 years of age in order to consume alcohol. However, recognizing those under the age of 21 may nevertheless choose to
Under Pennsylvania law, if a motorist is lawfully arrested by a police officer or state trooper with probable cause to believe that the driver is driving under the influence of alcohol or another substance, a
