Over time, each Ohio business must make decisions that affect its profitability. For many, one of these decisions is whether to extend credit. There are a number of factors to consider when making this business planning decision. First of all, is extending credit...
Month: December 2017
Employment contract disputes can become a business focus
Employment contracts can be written or implied. Regardless of which one the Ohio business chooses to use, it is imperative that the terms of the contract are fulfilled and that each employee is treated in an appropriate manner. If this is not the case, it is possible...
Financing an important part of business planning
Throughout Ohio, new businesses open their doors on a daily basis. These consist of new retail stores, technology companies, restaurants and a number of other enterprises. Prior to the business opening, entrepreneurs spend numerous hours and hard-earned dollars in...
Court Holds FCRA Does Not Confer “Statutory Standing” by Benjamin Carnahan
The Tenth District Court of Appeals in Ohio affirmed a Court of Claims decision affirming dismissal of a putative class action against The Ohio State University ("OSU") under the Fair Credit Reporting Act ("FCRA"), 15 U.S.C. 1681, et seq. OSU moved to dismiss the...
Shareholder disputes can have a negative impact on a company
In order to operate, companies need funding. This funding can come from a variety of sources, including traditional bank loans and stock sales. The manner in which an Ohio company is funded often depends upon the type of company, the market in which it operates and...