Serving Cincinnati, all of Ohio and all of Kentucky
Results Driven Representation for Our Clients Both in the Courtroom and Outside it Since 1943
Serving Cincinnati, all of Ohio and all of Kentucky
Results Driven Representation Since 1943 – We are driven by success for our clients both in the courtroom and outside it.
As an employer, you have a legal and ethical responsibility to investigate any claim made by an employee of any type of harassment. This includes physical, sexual, verbal or emotional harassment. The employer is expected to take the employee at their word that...
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No matter how careful you try to be when picking only the most responsible and honest employees, there's always someone who will try to bend the rules. It's that one worker that engages in misconduct that leaves you questioning whether you should reassess your hiring...
As a shareholder in a closely held company, you have every reason to want to protect your interests. Since the shares in a closely held company are privately owned, your financial welfare may depend on your agreement with other investors about the fate of those shares...
You're ready to achieve your dream and start your own business. There's so much to do and so many plans to make. You're picking the inventory you'll order. You are negotiating the lease for your space. Excitedly, you tell your friends about your plans. Then one throws...
When starting a new business with someone else, much of your potential for success hinges on whether or not you can find the right business partner. Trust your gut. You need the perfect person for the job. Here are a few tips on how to find them: Work together first:...
Are you one of the many people out there forging a new business path through freelance work? Creative consultants of all different sorts are taking their highly-valuable skills and trading on them for independence from the traditional nine-to-five job. However, that...
If you've looked into incorporating your business as a limited liability company (LLC), then you've likely heard the terminology "operating agreement" (OA). It's serves a similar role to a corporation's bylaws. It's the document used to enumerate the different LLC...
You're considering a commercial lease. You do not want to invest in purchasing a property up front, and the lease gives you a low-risk way to get your business off the ground. Even so, you're worried about what the lease means if things do not pan out. What if you...
Many people include trusts in their estate planning to include their loved ones and descendants in their wealth more easily. Trusts can handle large assets in more manageable ways than simply leaving them to heirs in wills. Assets in trusts can be more useful and less...