Some individuals in Ohio and across the country enter into agreements that violate antitrust laws. While these laws are put in place to protect consumers and regulate how companies and organizations conduct their business, business owners have found ways to skirt...
Business litigation mistakes to avoid
One day, your business may become involved in a legal battle. If this happens, it's important that you are prepared, and you don't make any mistakes that could put your business in jeopardy. Here are some litigation mistakes that you need to avoid as a business owner...
Employer strategies to address a hostile work environment
In Ohio and throughout the United States, there has been significant attention paid to workplace issues such as harassment and discrimination. However, that is often viewed from the perspective of the employee. Frequently, employers are perceived as guilty regardless...
Do you have the grounds for contesting a will?
Dealing with the death of a loved one is difficult enough. Dealing with a will that you know your loved one didn't intentionally write can be even more frustrating. As a family member, you may have grounds to contest the will of your deceased loved one in Ohio....
How to prevent toxic behavior in the workplace
Ohio residents typically want a job that they enjoy and co-workers they can rely on. Unfortunately, employee behavior can result in a level of toxicity that damages the entire cohesiveness of the group. By being able to identify early warning signs of a toxic work...
Three beneficial ways to reduce employer liability
As an employer in Ohio, it's understandable to ensure that your company remains protected. One way to do this is by learning more about how to reduce employer liability. By reducing your liability as an employer, you can continue having peace of mind about your...
How does negligence factor into insurance claims?
Liability coverage appears on many different insurance policies. Ohio residents often rely on liability provisions in homeowner and auto policies to protect their financial well-being. Commercial and renter's insurance policies frequently provide liability...
Three real estate contingency clauses to protect yourself
Before creating real estate deals in Ohio or any other state, you should know what the different contingency clauses are. A contingency clause allows the buyer or the seller to back out of a deal when certain criteria, such as getting a home inspection within 15 days,...
Disclosing lead hazards in real estate transactions
Ohio residents who have experienced the home buying or selling process know that a mountain of paperwork is necessary. One document included in this paperwork is the Residential Property Disclosure Form. State regulations require this form whether participants in a...
Why do you need a car accident attorney?
Individuals involved in a car accident in Ohio may suffer troubling injuries. Upon discovering that the negligent party carries liability insurance, some might think filing a claim by themselves could lead to a desirable settlement. However, the case might become more...
