William specializes in civil litigation defense, focusing his practice on general civil litigation, commercial litigation, and insurance litigation defense.What accomplishment has given you the greatest satisfaction? I’m extremely proud of the work
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June
26,
2019
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10:20
Last month, the U.S. Supreme Court answered a question that trademark licensees have been trying to determine for more than 30 years – what happens if your licensor declares bankruptcy? The answer, as it turns out, is that a bankruptcy filing does
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June
26,
2019
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09:58
It’s been just about a year since the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) took effect amidst a flurry of predictions that the global data privacy landscape would dramatically change. So, has it? Well, not quite… yet, anyway.
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March
06,
2019
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01:01
Q: I keep hearing about various data privacy regulations being passed, but my company does not do business overseas. Should I still be thinking about doing anything, and if so, why?
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December
21,
2017
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09:29
If I have an estate plan, how often do I need to review it to ensure it’s up to date? How will I know if it is reflecting current laws and regulations and that the plan remains in my best interest?
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October
29,
2015
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09:35
Looking to attract and retain skilled and motivated employees? Consider adopting an equity-based compensation plan. Equity-based compensation plans (ECPs) give your employees a direct stake in the success of your business and an added incentive to
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October
06,
2015
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09:34
In its recent decision of Simmers v. City of North Royalton, the Franklin County Court of Common Pleas, Case No. CV15-42, ruled that in a review of an application for a mandatory pooling order, the Division of Oil & Gas Resources Management must
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September
22,
2015
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01:25
Mr. Mansour is the founding partner of the firm. He continues to counsel corporate clients on complex business issues, antitrust litigation and labor matters. He has extensive trial experience in national and international jurisdictions and has
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July
07,
2015
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09:35
An irrevocable trust is usually considered, well, irrevocable. What if the trust no longer functions as it was intended? Actually, there are several legal tools available under Ohio law for modifying irrevocable trusts, including judicial
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