6 Examples of DIY Estate Planning Gone Bad
March 3, 2023
1. The guy who created his own will that left everything . . . to himself. This seems obvious, but […]
Moore v. Harper: Who Should Draw Congressional Districts?
February 18, 2023
In the most recent issue of Columbus Bar Lawyers Quarterly, Isaac Wiles partner Donald Brey discussed the U.S. Supreme Court case Moore […]
Turn the Page
February 7, 2023
Just like Bob Seger, our own Charles Schneider is learning to “turn the page” as he embarks on the next step in […]
Mediation May Hinge on a Clear Understanding of What’s on the Table
January 30, 2023
Isaac Wiles’ of counsel Charles Schneider shares his personal tips for successful mediation, focusing on ensuring clear communication from the beginning. Read […]
Successful Mediation Practices from a Former Judge
In case you missed it, Isaac Wiles Of Counsel Charles Schneider brought his tips for successful mediation to Columbus Bar Lawyers Quarterly. […]
Stop Gap Coverage A Must For Many Employers, But Doesn’t Cover Everything
January 25, 2023
When an Ohio worker is injured on the job, the usual remedy for them is to file for workers compensation. […]
End of Life Planning Without a Will
January 12, 2023
Most people know what a will is, but many don’t understand their importance, especially in end of life planning. Surprisingly, […]
Successful Mediation Practices from a Former Judge
December 14, 2022
In my 20 years as a judge, I’ve watched as many attorneys tried to resolve their cases through mediation. Now, […]
A Reasonable Match Is Often, But Not Always, Acceptable Under Ohio Law
October 26, 2022
Three words – reasonably comparable matching – can be enough to cause an insurance headache. It is an issue that has recently come up […]
Private US colleges need to prepare for more student unionisation
October 23, 2022
Unionization efforts have made their way to colleges, with undergraduate and graduate student workers seeking representation for their labor. This […]
