Dennis Unkovic was on “Our Region’s Business” to talk about the proposed tariffs against Canadian and Mexican imports, how they would impact local businesses, and how CEOs and Boards of Directors should prepare. This really affects all kinds of companies in our region, particularly smaller companies. … For small companies with narrow margins, they are, […]
Dennis Unkovic was interviewed and quoted by the Associated Press in their coverage of the deadline extension for the Nippon Steel acquisition of U.S. Steel. Extending this from the 30 days to the 180 days was a sign that there were people in the Biden administration that would like somebody to take a second look
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Dennis Unkovic joined Bill Flanagan to discuss the lawsuit being brought by U.S. Steel and Nippon Steel against the government, the CFIUS (Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States) process, and the history of this deal that continues to make the timeline so unusual. Click here to watch the clip on WPXI’s website.
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Dennis Unkovic joined Tyler Mathisen, Steve Grasso, and Karen Finerman on CNBC’s “Fast Money” to discuss U.S.-China trade tensions and what businesses can expect this year and beyond. Watch the clip below, or by clicking this link to watch the clip on CNBC.
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Brittany M. Bloam’s recent article, ‘Facilitating Solar Development in Urban and Suburban Areas,’ in “Developing Pittsburgh,” discussed how a combination of supportive legislation, funding, and clear local ordinances can position urban, suburban, and brownfield properties for solar development. While utility-scale solar projects have received most of the headlines, and many homeowners have considered placing panels
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Derek Markle was recently named the Vice President of the Financial Industries Network (FIN). Dating back to the early 1900’s as the Bankers Exchange Bureau. FIN is now one of Pittsburgh’s preeminent educational and professionals organization bringing together individuals in the banking, accounting, insurance, real estate and legal communities. FIN serves as a vehicle through
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Dennis Unkovic appeared on WPXI’s “Our Region’s Business” with Bill Flanagan. He discussed his new book, “The Fragility of China,” the economic impacts of Chinese policies, and how China compares with the U.S. in the global economic market. “China, over the next twenty to thirty years, will be the major confrontation that the U.S. will
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We honor the memory of our partner, friend, and mentor, Dick Kotarba. By all counts, he was a remarkable individual whose impact on our lives and our profession has been both profound and enduring. He was a mentor to many of us in the firm, as well as outside of the firm, a cherished friend and,
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Dennis Unkovic joined CNBC’s “Power Lunch” to discuss the real estate collapse in China, how their economy will affect U.S. companies, and what we can learn from their situation. “The economy that they have is really going to continue to deteriorate for the foreseeable future.” Watch the clip below, or by clicking on this link.
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Jason Yarbrough authored an article published in the July/August 2024 issue of The Pennsylvania Lawyer about the disruptions governments face stemming from changes in market values and county Common Law Ratios, and how property assessments affect their budgets: Assessed values that were fair when a prior assessment snapshot was taken may no longer be accurate
Jason Yarbrough was interviewed by the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette about the delays some property owners are experiencing receiving refunds from their successful assessment appeal hearings. Some property owners, while having received their refunds from the county, are still waiting on funds from the City of Pittsburgh and the School District of Pittsburgh. We have notified the
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Congratulations to Beth Slagle on being named as one of the 2024 Pittsburgh Business Times Women of Influence! Beth is being recognized for her pro bono and nonprofit board service, as well as her trailblazing efforts advocating for the advancement of women in the legal profession. As board chair of 412 Food Rescue since its
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Jason M. Yarbrough wrote the article, “Unpacking Allegheny County Assessment Appeals: Helping Clients Secure Savings in 2024” for The Legal Intelligencer. Jason details the county’s Common Level Ratio, as well as recent changes to it, and goes into common questions that clients may ask their attorneys. Clients will look to us as counsel to help
Background The United States District Court for the Northern District of Alabama recently ruled that the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) is unconstitutional. The court made the decision after hearing a case brought by the National Small Business Association (NSBA) and Isaac Winkles, an NSBA member and business owner. However, the ruling granted by the court
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Pittsburgh, PA – March 11, 2024 – Meyer, Unkovic & Scott is pleased to announce that Meritas has appointed Antoinette Oliver to the Group Leadership team for its Litigation & Dispute Resolution Group. This group allows Meritas lawyers to connect with fellow litigators, mediators, and arbitrators around the world to share knowledge, discuss developments in
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