The Cleveland Clinic, which holds the lease for a 100-year-old hospital in Lakewood, Ohio, announced that it wanted to close the facility in 2016, 10 years before the end of its lease in 2026. The city and several council members have signed on as plaintiffs in a...
Month: May 2015
When cooperation turns to litigation, we can help
One of the advantages that commercial transactions have at the outset is the convergence of interests between the business partners: everybody is interested in making money. But sometimes after the ink is dry on the contract what began as a case of great expectations...
An overview of non-compete agreements in Ohio
The saying, "Knowledge is power" is one that many businesses in this state understand even if they never utter those words. In the present-day information era, often what is most important to a company's profitability or even its survival consists of data, processes,...
Contract disputes in Ohio
If two individuals or organizations enter into a written agreement, it is considered to be a contract. If the one of the parties does not meet their obligations as defined by the agreements, they are considered to be in breach of contract. When this occurs, the...
