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When facing a contract dispute, it is important to have as many tools on hand to take care of the matter as possible. After all, what works for one dispute may not work for all of them. It is important to assess each situation on an individual level and make a choice...
Ohio business owners like you often have to deal with contracts. It is a part of managing a business and normally, you do not have to deal with many negative scenarios. But there are still some cases in which you may run into a contract dispute. In these instances,...
In business, you may share confidential information with another party. To ensure that the information remains secret, you may need a non-disclosure agreement or an NDA. According to Forbes, an NDA is a way to protect confidential information. To avoid a dispute,...
As a subcontractor or supplier in Ohio, you may have to forcefully pursue payment. You can come across issues involving breached contracts. The homeowner or general contractor may not fulfill their end of the contract by refusing to pay. In these instances, you can...
There are many advantages to choosing either arbitration or mediation over litigation. However, this does not mean that litigation does not have its place. Even though the general advice is to avoid litigation if at all possible, there are certain times when...
Companies in Cincinnati no doubt feel a great sense of security due to the contracts they may have with their business partners. Typically a contracted partner needs to have cause in order to get out of a binding business agreement. Walking away simply because it...
Bringing legal matters to court are always complex and very draining. Some people have the belief that courts only see criminal law issues, however that is not the case. Civil litigation matters have a wide spectrum and matters can vary, from divorce cases to products...
The underlying philosophy behind a case of breach of contract may seem fairly simple: a contracted party feels as though their partner has not lived up to the terms of the agreement, and thus seeks civil action to terminate the agreement, enforce the contract's terms...
When Ohio contract workers or other subcontractors or suppliers provide a service or item to someone else, they expect to get paid for it. So what do you do if that doesn’t happen and the money never makes its way to you? You can make a legal claim known as a...
Some businesses that operate in Ohio may be based solely in the state or may have operations in other locations as well. Some may even be owned by companies not only from other states but from other countries. While a contract dispute can arise in any of those...
