What Does the Ohio Equine Immunity Statute Mean?
August 4, 2021
People are required to accept some inherent risk when riding a horse. In Ohio, there are specialized legal rules and […]
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As seen in “Legal Connections”, Tim Miller discusses the importance of The Letter of Intent in an M&A transaction.
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House Bill 606 Enacted to Protect Businesses and Others from Covid-19 Liabilities
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Paycheck Protection Program Loans: What’s at the End of the Rainbow?
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The U.S. Small Business Administration (the “SBA”) began accepting applications for Paycheck Protection Program loans (a “PPP loan”) on April […]
Navigating the Complexities around Tipped Employee Wages and PPP Loan Impact
June 4, 2020
Article written in collaboration with Dustin Minton, GBQ Partners There has been much discussion and questions concerning how businesses that received […]
Trademark Scam Alert
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We have seen increasing traffic in solicitations sent to new applicants for trademark and those who have already obtained registrations […]
The U.S Supreme Court Clarifies That Willfulness is Not a Predicate Finding for Lost Profits in Trademark Infringement Claim
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The federal circuits have expressed different views on whether a claimant alleging trademark infringement and seeking lost profits must first […]
Paying Tipped Employees for Non-Tipped Activities
The Department of Labor has addressed the thorny issue of when to pay tipped employees for non-tipped activities. In its […]
