Litigator and Former Pa. Deputy AG Joins McNees Wallace, published by Law360 Pulse.
In this piece, Erik discusses his practice and experiences with McNees attorneys with a reporter.
Reprinted with permission from the November 5, 2026, edition of The Legal Intelligencer© 2026 ALM Media Properties, LLC. Further duplication without permission is prohibited. All rights reserved. New York’s Avoiding Vexatious Overuse of Impleading to Delay (AVOID) Act represents a significant change to third-party practices in state court litigation. Intended to prevent defendants from delaying […]
McNees has been recognized in the 2027 edition of Best Law Firms®, earning 29 rankings across 22 areas of law. The firm earned 17 Regional Tier 1 rankings across Baltimore, Harrisburg, and Pittsburgh. Two practices also received national recognition, with Litigation – Construction ranked National Tier 2 and Energy Law ranked National Tier 3. Below […]
When a construction dispute leads to litigation, determining who may be responsible for a claim can take time. Contractors may need to review project documents, investigate alleged defects, consult with design professionals, or evaluate the work of subcontractors and suppliers. A New York law now places greater pressure on defendants to make those decisions earlier. […]
Pennsylvania businesses and community organizations face an evolving legal landscape following the state Supreme Court ruling that unlicensed skill game devices are unlawful. Attorney Erik Anderson was recently quoted in The Philadelphia Inquirer about the potential financial impact on social clubs, veterans’ organizations, fraternal lodges, and volunteer fire organizations that rely on revenue from these […]
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