On Behalf of Arnold & Clifford LLP | Jun 5, 2020 | Business Law
If you hire an attorney in Ohio, then that person must have a professional license from the state bar association. The Ohio State Bar Association explains that ethical duties are part of the agreement an attorney makes when getting a professional license. The OSBA...
On Behalf of Arnold & Clifford LLP | Jun 5, 2020 | Business Law
Whether a company is relocating to a new space or preparing for its first opening, the terms of a commercial lease can make or break a potentially promising business opportunity. As businesspeople themselves, landlords usually create lease contracts that are...
On Behalf of Arnold & Clifford LLP | May 28, 2020 | Business Law
Shareholder disputes can threaten the future of your company, especially when you only have a few partners with interest in the firm. Planning for these issues can mitigate conflict by providing pathways to resolution. Explore strategies to handle these common...
On Behalf of Arnold & Clifford LLP | May 12, 2020 | Business Law
Whether you are drafting a contract for a new executive hire or you are considering signing a contract to join a major corporation, it is essential that you understand all components of the contract before signing. Coming across certain terms, such as ‘clawback...
On Behalf of Arnold & Clifford LLP | Mar 31, 2020 | Business Law
Running a company is tough for many reasons and this is especially true for those who have difficult staff members. For example, some people wrongly claim that their rights were violated and even decide to take their case to court. Although this often occurs as a...
On Behalf of Arnold & Clifford LLP | Mar 23, 2020 | Business Law
Businesses in Ohio fall behind on sales taxes more often than you might think. Many people assume that when a company has unpaid taxes, the business entity is liable for the arrears. The fact is, however, that the state of Ohio may hold the responsible officer of the...
On Behalf of Arnold & Clifford LLP | Mar 21, 2020 | Business Law
When hiring workers for your business, it is essential that you classify them correctly. Incorrectly classifying an employee as an independent contractor, for example, can cause serious issues for your business. The financial implications of making the wrong choice...
On Behalf of Arnold & Clifford LLP | Mar 21, 2020 | Business Law
Raising a girl is expensive and being a woman can become even more so. Even without expensive purses, dresses and shoes, women already face an economic disadvantage. Nature predisposes biological women to need specific feminine hygiene products. Over the years, women...
On Behalf of Arnold & Clifford LLP | Mar 21, 2020 | Business Law
In both the public sphere and among legal professionals, conflicts of interest can ruin a professional’s objectivity. To have a conflict of interest with a client can be a violation of ethics. It is important to note that conflicts of interest are serious issues for...
On Behalf of Arnold & Clifford LLP | Mar 21, 2020 | Business Law
The Internal Revenue Service may audit a business of any size to ensure the company has paid the correct amount of taxes. Receiving an audit notice can cause stress if you do not understand what to expect. Sometimes, it reflects an issue with your return, but other...
