A Claim for Promissory Estoppel in Pennsylvania If you found this article online, you’re likely wondering whether a particular promise is enforceable, in the absence of a clear “contract.” A claim for promissory estoppel (or quasi-contract) exists in Pennsylvania where (1) one party makes a reasonably specific promise to another, who (2)…
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