Written by: Robert DiCuccio, Esq. What is a DBA? In business, DBA means “Doing Business As.” A DBA allows an individual person to conduct business under a name other than their legal name. In addition, a DBA allows a company to conduct business under a name besides its registered business name….
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Dower Rights in Ohio Written by: Robert DiCuccio, Esq. Unlike many states, Ohio still recognizes an archaic property concept known as dower. Dower refers to the interest that a spouse acquires in real property owned by the other spouse during the marriage. This is codified in Ohio Revised Code §2103.02….
Written by Steven Katz, Esq. Many people use a will to dictate where their real estate goes when they pass away. But is that really the best way to pass real estate to a loved one? In many cases, the answer is no. There are several tools for distributing real…
Caveat Emptor Written by: Robert DiCuccio, Esq. Caveat Emptor is Latin for “let the buyer beware.” Caveat Emptor is a doctrine that prevents a buyer from recovering damages on a claim that the property they purchased has some defect. The doctrine is designed to resolve issues of information asymmetry in…
Written by: Stephen Pryor, Esq. In the relatively brief time since the COVID-19 pandemic has hit our nation and economy, the virus has caused an unprecedented and seismic shift across all facets of the commercial real estate industry. Commercial landlords and tenants have been forced to quickly pivot their position…
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