Tortious interference refers to a situation where one party interferes with another's business. Businesses that can prove this interference occurred may receive compensation in the form of lost wages and profits, as well as other punitive or compensatory damages....
Month: April 2024
How does Ohio law protect you from fraudulent transfers?
You have the right to attempt to claim property that you have a secured interest in if your debtor has stopped paying money on it. So if the property should end up sold or transferred to another party, a fraudulent transfer may have taken place. Under state law,...
Legal implications of biometric data use in business
Companies use biometric data to improve security, streamline employee attendance systems and personalize customer experiences. However, the use of biometric data also raises significant legal concerns that businesses must consider. Understanding biometric data...
