An “ounce” of contract management can often prevent wasting a “pound” of time and energy when disputes arise. A company’s relationships are (or should be) memorialized in written contracts. When adjustments, revisions, or enforcement of those contracts become necessary in…
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As a real estate attorney and former member of the City of Cleveland Board of Zoning Appeals, I have seen transactions fail due to the parties’ failure to consider and resolve zoning matters at the outset. The transaction progresses and…
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When calculating deadlines in federal court, most attorneys are familiar with the “mailbox rule” (Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 6(d)). Until recently, the “mailbox rule” provided respondents with an additional three days to respond to pleadings and discovery that were…
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Despite massive technological developments and the growth of the gig economy, copyright legislation in the United States remained largely stagnant over the last twenty years. That all changed on October 11, 2018 when the Music Modernization Act became law.After years…
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