There are several different business forms available that can help entrepreneurs set up their new business. Business owners starting out should be familiar with the different business forms available and how to evaluate which one to select. Deciding on a business form...
Month: June 2026
Basics of eminent domain
Eminent domain can be of concern to property owners impacted by it. Eminent domain is a process commonly used by the government to condemn property for a public purpose. For that reason, it is helpful for property owners to be familiar with the ins and outs of eminent...
Can I get more information on shareholder agreements?
As readers of this blog know, we have addressed shareholder agreement. Indeed, in a prior post, we spoke about how the breach of a shareholder agreement is one of the most common reasons for shareholder disputes. However, this has led many of our readers to seek out...
4 common causes of shareholder disputes
Business relationships are complex, ever-evolving entities. Individuals have different priorities, motiviations and goals that must be balanced with those of the other shareholders. Even though the shareholders are all generally aligned toward a common goal - the...
Quiet title actions can clear up third-party claims on your home
With the housing market in Ohio being as hot as it is homeowners may be eager to sell their properties as quick as possible and home buyers are lining up to purchase their dream home. Still there are certain steps in the real estate purchase process that should not be...
What is a material breach of contract?
In Ohio, business entities enter contracts for a variety of reasons, but generally, the expectation is that both parties will adhere to the terms of the agreement. However, business entities should be aware that it is very possible that one or both parties may end up...
Can property owners challenge eminent domain?
Eminent domain is the process of the government’s taking of private land for a public use in exchange for just compensation. In other words, it the seizing of property owner’s home or other property for a societal benefit. However, the condemnation of private property...
Undisclosed property defects can lead to real estate litigation
While Ohio residents may be in a hurry to finally sign paperwork completing the sale of a house, it is important to not rush into anything. Older houses often have various issues and not disclosing them can lead to costly and lengthy real estate litigation. Who’s...
New law could prevent park districts from using eminent domain
A bill sent to the Ohio governor for approval recently is set to protect property rights in some cases of eminent domain. What is the new law? The state budget bill has been approved by both the House and the Senate and is now with the governor. If approved, it would...
Common commercial lease disputes
When an owner of a shopping complex or building in Ohio, as a landlord or lessor, enters into an agreement with a store owner, as a tenant or lessee, both parties have certain responsibilities and obligations pursuant to the terms of their commercial leasing...

