What does this week’s much-anticipated opening of Star Wars: The Force Awakens have to do with the law? Perhaps more than you expect.  In...

One of the most important reasons young parents create an estate plan is to name a guardian for their minor children in the event that...

While attending a baseball game at Cleveland’s Progressive Field in July 2012, Keith Rawlins and his daughter were cheering for...

A federal trademark registration with the United States Patent & Trademark Office(USPTO) is limited to protection within the United...

Attorney Christian H. Brill, along with Chief Justice Howard W. Brill, will be presenting a Continuing Legal Education seminar on Friday,...

Earlier this year, changes to Ohio’s statute governing court-appointed receivers became effective. The Ohio legislature passed, and Gov....

Attorney Christian Brill is speaking this week at the 27th Cooperstown Symposium on Baseball and American Culture at the National...

As they do every March, words like “Cinderella”, “bracket”, and “madness” have again begun to take on new meaning.  But, just like the...

You might be surprised to learn that both federal and state tax codes offer incentives to encourage film and television production. In...

You might be surprised to learn that both federal and state tax codes offer incentives to encourage film and television production. In...

In response to growing calls from the public, Facebook has given users more control over their account after death. From the Associated...

When transferring property, an owner may wish to place certain restrictions in the deed to limit the new owner’s use of the property....

Court judgments typically stay on your credit report for seven years from the date of filing. But what if a judgment was vacated by the...

Sunday’s football game between the Seattle Seahawks and the New England Patriots will bring many references to “The Big Game“, “The...

One of our attorneys, Christian H. Brill, and his father, Prof. Howard W. Brill recently published the 6th edition of Law of Damages, a...

Sometimes a client may want to grant a power of attorney to allow another person to manage her affairs but delay the effective date of...

We recently received an inquiry from a small nonprofit organization that learned that the Internal Revenue Service had revoked its tax...

As part of the estate planning process, we often ask our clients to consider signing a durable power of attorney. This document gives...

A United States Supreme Court decision near the end of its last term makes it more difficult for investors to pursue class action suits...

The Internal Revenue Service has recently released a new tax form to help small charitable organizations apply for tax-exempt...