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6 Examples of DIY Estate Planning Gone Bad

1. The guy who created his own will that left everything . . . to himself. This seems obvious, but […]

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Moore v. Harper: Who Should Draw Congressional Districts?

In the most recent issue of Columbus Bar Lawyers Quarterly, Isaac Wiles partner Donald Brey discussed the U.S. Supreme Court case Moore […]

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Turn the Page

Just like Bob Seger, our own Charles Schneider is learning to “turn the page” as he embarks on the next step in […]

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Mediation May Hinge on a Clear Understanding of What’s on the Table

Isaac Wiles’ of counsel Charles Schneider shares his personal tips for successful mediation, focusing on ensuring clear communication from the beginning. Read […]

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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. […]

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Stop Gap Coverage A Must For Many Employers, But Doesn’t Cover Everything

When an Ohio worker is injured on the job, the usual remedy for them is to file for workers compensation. […]

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End of Life Planning Without a Will

Most people know what a will is, but many don’t understand their importance, especially in end of life planning. Surprisingly, […]

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Successful Mediation Practices from a Former Judge

In my 20 years as a judge, I’ve watched as many attorneys tried to resolve their cases through mediation. Now, […]

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A Reasonable Match Is Often, But Not Always, Acceptable Under Ohio Law

Three words – reasonably comparable matching – can be enough to cause an insurance headache. It is an issue that has recently come up […]

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Private US colleges need to prepare for more student unionisation

Unionization efforts have made their way to colleges, with undergraduate and graduate student workers seeking representation for their labor. This […]

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