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In recent years, businesses in Ohio and throughout the world have experienced significant supply chain disruptions. Since the failure to provide materials as promised could lead to a breach of contract, many legal matters come into play. The approach a company takes...
Instead of buying a piece of land to establish a business location, companies may choose to rent a property instead. Different kinds of rental or leasing arrangements are available. Some businesses decide to lease a property through a ground lease. According to The...
Ohio business owners must protect their companies from a broad spectrum of lawsuits. This calls for knowledge related to compliance in various aspects of business law. One area that could result in a lawsuit concerns parking lot compliance with the Americans With...
When you draft a contract with another business, you may want to consider a severability clause. A severability clause states that if any other provisions become unenforceable, the agreement will remain intact. Businesses should consider severability clauses when...
As a business owner, you have likely given your all to build your business from the ground up. At some point, you may realize the time has come to sell it. Whether selling for a positive change or knowing a competitor can better handle the lingering effects of...
Keeping the cost of litigation from spiraling out of control can be incredibly difficult for a business. The industry has seen an increase in associated expenses in recent years. The best defense to high spending is to try to avoid going to court. But if that is not...
Modern technology has streamlined many industries, including the legal sector. In fact, according to the American Bar Association, many law firms around the globe have implemented automation and other technologies that make them more efficient and their caseloads go...
Even though there are some signs the housing market is cooling, purchasing a new home remains an uphill climb for many buyers. To make yourself more competitive with sellers, you may want to make an all-cash offer. You even may be thinking about waiving the...
When business is going well, the next logical step is to use that upward momentum for growth and expansion. One way to quickly branch out into a new market all at once is by acquiring another business and all of its resources, but this is not a one-size-fits-all...
Having a succession plan in place is important from a business perspective due to the fact that you simply cannot predict everything that will happen in the future. If you have a good succession plan in place, you can remove the stress of figuring out what to do with...
