Ohio consumers count on fair competition to ensure that they are getting the best prices for their products and services. Unfortunately, some companies behave unethically, which ultimately hurts consumers. Thankfully, in the long run, these unfair practices are...
Month: April 2014
Texas publication sues New York Times for breach of contract
Ohio companies and individuals can face many situations that require the creation of formal contracts. Real estate contracts for the purchase of a home, construction management contracts for the development of a new structure or project, sale contracts for purchases...
Do things right the first time when starting up a business
Starting a business, as some of our readers know, requires careful planning and completing the necessary legwork. And while it may be relatively easy to actually establish a business entity, it is so important to get it right the first time, particularly with regard...
Ohio mayor seeks alternatives to hospital outside ownership
The mayor of Akron has called for the merger of his city's two main hospitals, Akron General Medical Center and Summa Akron City Hospital, in a measure he feels would hold off the need for outside ownership of the facilities and eliminate the duplication of costs. Don...
Ohio businesses, be careful with non-disclosure agreements
Many businesses routinely use confidentiality agreements and non-disclosure agreements to protect intellectual property. Depending on the circumstances, though, such agreements may prove to be ineffective, as demonstrated by a recent federal district court case. After...
