Approximately one in five American workers are bound by noncompetes, preventing them from joining competing businesses or establishing one of their own. While the FTC’s fight against non-competes is far from over, they remain enforceable to some degree in all …

The Corporate Transparency Act continues to make waves, most recently with a preliminary nationwide injunction by the U.S. District Court in Texas halting the implementation and enforcement of the act. For now, here are three important things you need to …

The new federal Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) is here, and it’s crucial for companies to understand its implications. Designed to combat money laundering and tax fraud, the CTA requires businesses to disclose their beneficial owners by January 1, 2025. If …

The Ohio’s Domestic Relations Resource Guide just got a major upgrade! Our Partner and Family Law Group Chair, Joanne Beasy, dives into the essential topics, such as parental rights and spousal support, and talks about how the guide will help judges, …

A new administration often means new policies. Although Donald Trump’s victory is fresh and much more will become known between now and his January inauguration, our attorneys are monitoring laws and regulations closely for how they might impact our clients. …

Divorce and domestic relations cases are increasingly influenced by pop culture and social media trends. Since the high-profile Depp-Heard defamation case, there has been a rise in clients claiming defamation by their ex-partners, particularly when faced with aggressive legal filings …

Many property owners are unaware of the anti-concurrent causation doctrine in their insurance policies. Are you aware of it? Isaac Wiles Partner Sam Pipino shares insights on why it’s crucial to review your policy carefully and understand how it could …

Inheriting a home with siblings is an emotional and complex process under normal circumstances. But when the siblings disagree over who gets what share of the proceeds, the gloves can come off. Our Estate Planning, Trust & Probate attorney Jessa Gary weighs …

What happens to a family pet after a divorce? Our Family Law Practice Chair Joanne Beasy weighs in on different examples of families who went to battle over their beloved animals. You’ve heard about divorcing parents fighting over child custody. …

Property insurers and policyholders don’t always agree on the amount of a loss. When that happens, most policies include an appraisal clause in an attempt to settle the dispute. But nothing is as clear as it seems. Our Litigation Partner …

When dealing with divorce proceedings, one thing should always be clear: Adhere to any restraining orders or run the risk of being held directly responsible for your actions. In her latest blog, our attorney, Emily Dilloway, delves into the intricacies of court rules …

Although it is certainly not the only factor, the most important consideration that goes into calculating child support and spousal support obligations is the parties’ income. But did you know the courts have special power over this as well? Although …