Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) mandates that all public places must remove barriers to access for the disabled, including virtual spaces such as websites and apps….
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Can Insurance Companies be Sued for Failing to Provide Business Interruption Coverage Related to COVID-19? Many businesses continue to struggle from mandatory closures and other operating restrictions caused by COVID-19….
The Ohio Consumer Sales Practices Act (CSPA) sets out what specific business practices are legal and outlines the legal remedies possible when businesses break the law. For any home…
These days, countless companies conduct business via purchase orders, rather than requiring signed contracts. This makes sense considering the fast pace of commerce; however, without negotiated and signed contracts, companies…
Enforcing Force Majeure in the Wake of the COVID-19 Pandemic On March 9, 2020, Governor Mike DeWine took several actions to combat the spread of Coronavirus (also known as COVID-19),…
Often, one of the most important parts of starting a new business is securing a location. Many business owners are so overwhelmed and excited about their new endeavor that they…
Cultivators are at the beginning of the product chain for the cannabis industry in Ohio, but prospective growers have to be aware of many rules by the Department of Commerce…
The State of Business is a podcast by the Ohio Society of CPAs, discussing the latest updates in the accounting profession, technology, business management, career development and more. In the…
Many business owners learn early on that disputes are inevitable and can sometimes lead to litigation. Once it appears that litigation is reasonably certain to occur, certain steps should immediately…
In the December 2019 issue of Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Journal, Gertsburg Law Firm Founder Alex Gertsburg writes about our experience implementing EOS here at the firm, or our Entrepreneurial Operating System. Read…
