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Months ago, the Supreme Court of Ohio decided on an important legal matter related to how long a person has to sue if something goes wrong after a medical procedure or, worse, if the patient dies after a medical procedure. The time limit is called a “statute of...
The truth is that no amount of money can ever bring a loved one back to life. But if their death was unexpectedly caused by someone else’s negligence or intentional wrongdoing, wrongful death laws can help your family recover compensation for the financial and...
Building a business with a partner can be an exciting venture. You combine skills, resources and, hopefully, a shared vision. But what happens when disagreements arise and communication breaks down? Unfortunately, partnership disputes are a common reality, sometimes...
We often see advertisements for products that encourage us to buy them in everyday life. Whether it’s the latest technology in phones, a toy for your child, or brand-new solar panels, everyone wants the best and the newest! But what happens when advertisements lie?...
When a court decision rules in favor of the other party, that is not necessarily the end of the case. If things don’t go your way again there, you may strive for a second chance by pursuing an appeal to a higher court. The appellate process can be tedious and lengthy,...
Claims for wrongful death involve some of the most devastating circumstances a person can face. However, the difficulties of a wrongful death claim are only magnified if that loss was caused by some form of medical malpractice. Aside from the personal complications,...
In Ewert v. Holzer Clinic, Inc., the Fourth District Court of Appeals of Ohio upheld the trial court’s order denying the plaintiff’s motion for a change of venue of its wrongful death suit against three medical providers, including a clinic, a hospital and a...
Pres. Obama ordered the DOL to update FLSA provisions about overtime pay. On March 13, 2014, Pres. Obama signed a Presidential Memorandum ordering the U.S. Secretary of Labor Tom Perez and the Department of Labor to update and streamline the provisions of the Fair...
Franchising can be a sound option for either franchisors or franchisees. What is a franchise? Legal sources say that a precise definition is difficult, but in the U.S., we usually think of franchises as the business concerns on parade on every suburban strip: the...
Businesses facing disagreement may be able to preserve their commercial relationships by using alternative dispute resolution methods. A successful business enterprise does not exist in a vacuum. To serve customers and make a profit, a commercial concern must rely on...