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ESTATE PLANNING 101: minors and parents as beneficiaries

Part 5 of a series breaking down the process of helping clients set up their Wills by breaking the issues down into smaller, individual topics, enabling the adviser and client to take the necessary steps and get the plan moving.

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ESTATE PLANNING 101: Should property pass equally? what is fair?

Part 4 of a series breaking down the process of helping clients set up their Wills by breaking the issues down into smaller, individual topics, enabling the adviser and client to take the necessary steps and get the plan moving.

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OPEN FOR BUSINESS: OHIO'S LEGAL MEDICAL MARIJUANA PROGRAM IS UP AND RUNNING. WHAT DOES THAT MEAN FOR YOU?

Ohio's Medical Marijuana Control Program (MMCP) is open for business. We have certainly come a long way since first reporting on this program in June 2016 and September 2017. 

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Estate Planning 101: Specific bequest and strategic vagueness

This is part 3 of a series breaking down the process of helping clients set up their Wills by breaking the issues down into smaller, individual topics, enabling the adviser and client to take the necessary steps, and get the plan moving.

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ESTATE PLANNING 101: Who gets the china? (ok, but who actually wants the china?)

This is part 2 of a series breaking down the process of helping clients set up their Wills by breaking the issues down into smaller, individual topics, enabling the adviser and client to take the necessary steps, and get the plan moving.

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Ask the Attorney - Data Privacy Regulations in the US

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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Arbitration Agreements, Class Action Lawsuits, and the Supreme Court’s Ruling

The Supreme Court of the United States recently issued a major decision in the caseEpic Systems Corp. v. Lewisthat upholds the rights of employers to require its employees to pursue individual arbitration for resolving employment disputes.

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Inadvertently Destroying Evidence: A Risk to Avoid

Spoliation of evidence is the willful destruction of key evidence, in the face of current or potential litigation. In Ohio, a party damaged by spoliation has two avenues for relief: 1) seek sanctions in the pending lawsuit, or 2) file a separate

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Ask the Attorney – We’re faced with a lawsuit, now what?

Q:      I just received notification that I am going to be sued. What should I do now to prepare myself and my business for the litigation ahead?

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General Counsel of NLRB offers Employers Relief on Handbook Rules and Policies

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Continuing an effort to reverse or modify many of the employee and union-friendly policies promulgated by his predecessor, the NLRB’s General Counsel, Peter Robb, announced new guidance on handbook rules and policies following the NLRB’s

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