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Fellheimer & Eichen llp is a business and commercial litigation law firm uniquely positioned to offer each client personalized attention from knowledgeable and committed attorneys.

We litigate matters for clients across the United States and in international venues, including challenging the jurisdiction of state and United States courts. Our clients include middle-market businesses, national and multinational corporations, financial institutions, and individuals.

With over 30 years of experience in business, real estate matters, litigation, securities, and banking, Fellheimer & Eichen llp possesses a comprehensive understanding of our corporate and individual clients’ needs. We provide prompt, results-driven legal counsel at a minimum of expense.

Fellheimer & Eichen LLP brings top litigation skills to its new Family Law Practice. Please visit our Family Law website at: www.fellheimerfamilylaw.com

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Preparing an Enforceable Non-compete Agreement: How It Works in Pennsylvania
Practice Areas: Restrictive Covenant Enforcements & The Protection Of Trade Secrets
Pennsylvania law does not favor non-competes between employers and employees.The courts see them as restraints of trade that prevent a former employee from earning a living. Agreements will be upheld only to the extent necessary to protect the employer’s legitimate interests.  read article...


Forgiveness of Debt: The Tax Consequences of Loan Relief
Practice Areas: Business Litigation and Debt Restructuring
This is Part I in a series of blogs about the taxation of forgiveness of debt as gross income, when and how this rule is applied in different settings, when and how parties are able to avoid this rule, and other interesting features of this area of law.  read article...


Understanding the Language of Commercial Loan Documents: Pitfalls for the Unwary
by: Alan Fellheimer
Practice Areas: Banking and Financial Services and Business Litigation and Debt Restructuring
Unfortunately for almost all commercial borrowers, the majority of the words contained in the loan documents your bank has required you to sign, and will require you to sign, are legalese that few among us understand.  read article...

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