
What is Required for a Criminal Conviction in Ohio?
You’ve undoubtedly heard that a person charged with a crime can be convicted only if the judge or jury is persuaded that he or she

You’ve undoubtedly heard that a person charged with a crime can be convicted only if the judge or jury is persuaded that he or she

The EB-5 Investor Visa Nearly 30 years ago, the legislature created a new visa program designed to draw capital investments to the United States and

In Ohio, as well as nationally, business debtors do not enjoy the same protections consumer debtors do. But, that doesn’t mean that debt collectors hold

Hundreds of thousands of immigrants are in the United States on marriage-based green cards or conditional green cards. Those marriages are scrutinized for authenticity, but what

When you hear the word “bankruptcy,” it’s probably Chapter 7 that comes to mind. The relatively quick fresh start bankruptcy is far more common than

When you’re injured at work, you need access to medical care and may need income to replace lost earnings while you recover. The Ohio workers’
One of the most important and most challenging issues when a couple divorces is minimizing the impact of the divorce on minor children and ensuring

The language of theft crimes can be confusing. For example, you may hear the words “theft” and “robbery” used interchangeably, but they don’t mean the
It’s an unsettling time to be an immigrant in the U.S., whether you are out of status, visiting or working on a current visa, or
“H1B visa transfer” is a bit of a misnomer—the work visa can’t actually be transferred from one employer to another. However, an employee who is
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