Facing a contract dispute in PA, WV, or OH? Learn when litigation makes sense and how The Skeen Firm structures business contract cases.
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Facing a contract dispute in PA, WV, or OH? Learn when litigation makes sense and how The Skeen Firm structures business contract cases.
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Worried about unpredictable legal bills? In certain Pennsylvania cases, success-based legal fees can align costs with outcomes instead of hours. Learn how the model works and when it may be an option.
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Success-based legal fees may offer an alternative to hourly billing by aligning some fees with results. Learn when this approach may be available for Pennsylvania matters.
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Concerned about unpredictable legal fees? Success-based legal fees focus on outcomes, not hours. Learn how this billing approach works.
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When a business partnership stops working, the fallout can be just as emotional, disruptive, and financially stressful as a marital divorce. In Pennsylvania and West Virginia, small and midsize business owners face unique challenges when it’s time to separate from a partner—especially when the company is successful, family-owned, or poorly documented.
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Running a business requires wearing a lot of hats—CEO, HR, accounting, sales, strategy, operations, and crisis management.
The one hat most business owners avoid?
Legal.
Not because it isn’t important—but because traditional legal advice is often overcomplicated, overly cautious, or out of touch with real-world business.
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Corporate governance isn’t just for big companies. Learn how Pennsylvania and West Virginia small businesses can protect themselves through better compliance.
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Learn how The Skeen Firm’s hybrid flat-fee and success-fee model helps business owners pursue litigation confidently. Discover a cost-effective alternative to hourly billing for commercial disputes in Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
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Top Litigation Mistakes for Small Pennsylvania Businesses — And Practical Avoidance Tips
As a small business owner in Pennsylvania with revenues under $5 million, you may think “we’re too small to be sued”—but the reality is the opposite: smaller operations often make critical errors that lead to disputes, and the cost to defend them can threaten your business.
Finding the Right Litigation Counsel for Your Pennsylvania Small Business
If you’re a small business owner in Pennsylvania (revenues under $5 million) and you’re facing a potential lawsuit — whether you’re the plaintiff or the defendant — choosing the right attorney can make the difference between a manageable process and a disastrous one. At The Skeen Firm PLLC we’ve helped Pennsylvania-based small businesses navigate litigation with strategy and clarity. T
The rules for dissolution are found in the West Virginia Code, Chapter 31B – Uniform Limited Liability Company Act. Following these statutory steps ensures that obligations are met, members are protected, and the LLC is officially closed in the eyes of the law.
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Starting a limited liability company (LLC) in Pennsylvania can be an exciting step for business owners. But just as important as forming your business is knowing how to properly dissolve and wind up your company if the time comes.
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Starting a family business in Pennsylvania or West Virginia? Learn how to legally structure your family-owned business to minimize liability, protect relationships, and set your company up for long-term success.
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Before you sign that business contract in Pennsylvania, ask these 10 key legal questions. Learn how to protect your business, reduce risk, and avoid costly disputes.
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Essential 2025 legal‑document checklist for PA & WV small businesses—download a free printable PDF & stay compliant with new state regulations.
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Succession planning isn’t just a legal matter — it’s personal. Whether you’re planning for retirement, preparing for the unexpected, or hoping to pass your business down to the next generation, having a strong succession plan in place can make all the differenc
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Explore the pivotal West Virginia Supreme Court case Kubican v. The Tavern, LLC and how it reshaped limited liability protections for LLC members—until the 2022 legislative changes reversed course. A must-read for business owners, attorneys, and entrepreneurs.
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Starting a business comes with many legal decisions, and one of the most important is choosing the right structure. For entrepreneurs in West Virginia, forming a Limited Liability Company (LLC) offers flexibility and liability protection. The West Virginia Uniform Limited Liability Company Act (Chapter 31B) lays out the rules and requirements for LLCs in the state.
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