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In today's tight labor market, employers are offering more perks to recruit top candidates. Traditional incentives like higher salary, vacation, and hybrid work opportunities are prevalent.

When it comes to powers of attorney (POAs) and guardianships in Illinois, you may be asking yourself, Who is really in charge? or How can I avoid common pitfalls?

The Cleveland Corporate Challenge is a fantastic event. Starting from the first event I participated in, I was hooked.

There is something to be said for familiarity. People find comfort in it and they also feel a sense of control of their surroundings. In most cases, people also feel more at ease when they feel this way. Unfortunately, right when that sense of familiarity and comfort set in, change enters the room. Who wants that?

If you're a creditor faced with customers who have filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy relief, you may be wondering how you can protect your company's interests and ensure you see repayment for amounts that you're owed by the customer.

In May of 2022, Jim Kozelek, shareholder and office managing attorney of the firms Columbus, OH office, was elected as president of the Commercial Law League of America (CLLA). After serving for several months, we decided to sit down with Jim to reflect back on his experiences.

On the surface, powers of attorney (POA) and guardianships seem almost identical to each other. They are both legal tools and processes that allow someone to make decisions on behalf of another individual.

Despite Pennsylvania courts tendency to enforce arbitration agreements, the Pennsylvania Superior Court denied a nursing homes attempt to compel arbitration, finding that the agreement was unconscionable.

Close and bill is a common instruction loan servicers give to their foreclosure attorneys. This three-word message seems simple, but it begs for clarification.

Saying bankruptcy is complicated would be a huge understatement. The United States Bankruptcy Code can seem extensive and difficult to understand (unless you practice bankruptcy law).