As cable outlets and online social media platforms ceaselessly reminded us last week, global fashion icon Karl Lagerfeld passed away at 85 after an adventurous and high-profile life.
Fashion icon’s passing spotlights estate planning and pet care
21st-century estate planning often involves an online focus
Computers have flatly revolutionized much in our 21st-century world, including how billions of people structure and organize their personal lives.
Do most older employees feel discriminated against at work?
The national organization Society for Human Resource Management frequently weighs in with data and news that is relevant to the American labor landscape. In doing so, it often focuses on hot-button topics of special importance to employers of all stripes across the country.
Avoid mistakes when selling your business
If you have made the difficult decision to sell your Ohio business, the last thing you want is to damage your chances of finding a buyer and getting a good price. Selling a business is not like selling a house or a car. There are many nuances, legal matters and delicate issues involved. You will also have people to consider, including your employees and customers.
Ohio company dinged by DOL for wage/hour violations
We have duly noted in prior select blog posts at the established Dayton business law firm of Gottschlich & Portune that the employment law landscape in Ohio and nationally is notably broad.
You can defend against claims of construction defects
Running a business is a stressful and rewarding job. You may have worked hard to achieve your dreams of running a company and only thought of the benefits you and your family would reap after your business took off. Of course, you likely now know that not everyone will be pleased with the work your construction company completes.
