Removing a Case to Federal Court Offers Advantages

Removing a Case to Federal Court Offers Advantages

For litigators, the decision to remove a case to federal court is often a significant and difficult one. However, removal can be a powerful defense strategy, so it should be an important tool in any civil litigator’s briefcase. The removal …

Property Awards to Wives under Foreign Indian Hindu Laws

In Ohio in a divorce, property owned by spouses is categorized and awarded as separate property or marital property per Chapter 3105 of the Ohio Revised Code. Ohio residents may have married under the laws of another state, nation or …

Remote Work Further Complicates Employers’ Non-Compete Agreements

Approximately one in five American workers are bound by noncompetes, preventing them from joining competing businesses or establishing one of their own. While the FTC’s fight against non-competes is far from over, they remain enforceable to some degree in all …

Comprehensive Guide to Domestic Relations in Ohio Gets a Refresh

The Ohio’s Domestic Relations Resource Guide just got a major upgrade! Our Partner and Family Law Group Chair, Joanne Beasy, dives into the essential topics, such as parental rights and spousal support, and talks about how the guide will help judges, …

Isaac Wiles Eyes Potential Post-Election Changes

A new administration often means new policies. Although Donald Trump’s victory is fresh and much more will become known between now and his January inauguration, our attorneys are monitoring laws and regulations closely for how they might impact our clients. …

Avoid Playing the Defamation Card in Divorce

Divorce and domestic relations cases are increasingly influenced by pop culture and social media trends. Since the high-profile Depp-Heard defamation case, there has been a rise in clients claiming defamation by their ex-partners, particularly when faced with aggressive legal filings …

Inheriting a Home With Your Siblings? Here’s All That Can Go Wrong

Inheriting a home with siblings is an emotional and complex process under normal circumstances. But when the siblings disagree over who gets what share of the proceeds, the gloves can come off. Our Estate Planning, Trust & Probate attorney Jessa Gary weighs …

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