Legal Articles, General Practice

How Do I Get Paid After an Accident? Ohio BWC Claims

When an employee is injured in the course of an arising out of his employment and has an allowed workers compensation claim (BWC claim), there are a number of ways he/she may be paid or receive compensation following the injury. The following are some of the most common ways:

Estate Planning and Conflicts of Interest

Client Representation and Changes to Wills

Deposition Do’s And Don’ts

Though depositions can be stressful, they are not to be feared. They are opportunities for all parties involved in a legal matter to tell their side of the story.

A Stitch In Time … Strategies To Prevent Business Litigation

Strategies to prevent business litigation.

Protecting Your Business Through Tactical Electronic Evidence Management

One of the best strategies for your company is to implement and maintain an electronic evidence policy for employees.

Choosing A Litigation Attorney

If circumstances have required you to get involved in litigation, you may find the process of selecting an attorney to be overwhelming. There are, however, some steps you can take to make the selection process a bit easier.

Common Area Expenses In Commercial Leases

It is essential that a business owner be informed about the terms of the lease they are entering into, especially if these terms have the potential to cost them money.

Are Employees Owed Overtime For Checking And Answering Email After Hours?

All the work that is being done outside of work hours is creating a compliance problem for many businesses. California law and the federal Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) require employers to compensate employees that are classified as nonexempt for all time worked.

Disaster DIY: Business Law Edition

Issues that arise in DIY Business Law.

Seven Common Mistakes Employers Make

Here are some common, costly mistakes employers make, all of which are easily avoidable with proper guidance and advice:

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