When to Shut Down an Insolvent Business
One of the toughest challenges business owners face is determining whether and when it’s time to accept defeat and close down the business. Since most
One of the toughest challenges business owners face is determining whether and when it’s time to accept defeat and close down the business. Since most
Rule 37 Sanctions is the Appropriate Remedy for Interference with or Concealment of Evidence, not Spoliation Claim The Ohio Supreme Court recently ruled that Civil
Keeping Rural Neighbors and Animals Out By Erik L Walter – Partner On September 30, 2008, the Ohio legislature passed changes to the existing laws
Fraud is not a Viable Claim for Breach of Contract Unless Separate Tort Claim Exists Lucarell v. Nationwide Mutual Ins. Co. In a recent
By Joshua J. Strickland Associate The Ohio Notary Public Modernization Act What You Need to Know At the end of 2018, Ohio enacted Senate Bill 263,
The Non-Criminal Approach to Bounced Checks By Erik L. Walter – Partner Nothing is worse than having a customer make a payment for goods or
By Jodi Littman Tomaszewski Partner “. . . And This One Belongs to the Reds.” While the Cincinnati Reds may not have won many games
Obtaining a Judgment for Attorneys’ Fees for Prosecuting Claims and Defending Counterclaims By Jo A. Tatarko, Esq. Under ‘The American Rule’, litigants in most civil cases
Running a business with your spouse or as a family may seem ideal when your relationship is healthy. But, when the relationship breaks down, sharing
By Erik L Walter – Partner Legal Aspects to Consider Before Cutting Trees While trees may be the most prized possession on someone’s land, they
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