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News / 5 August 2019

Weltman Grows Creditors' Rights Practice With Opening of Louisville Office

Weltman is excited to announce the opening of its Louisville, Kentucky office. The office is located at 4360 Brownsboro Road, Unit 315 in the Summit II office space in Crescent Hill. This is the firm's 9th office nationally, and the first in Kentucky.

News / 2 August 2019

Weltman's Milos Gvozdenovic Expands Firm's Bankruptcy Footprint to Include Washington Courts

Weltman is pleased to announce that Attorney Milos Gvozdenovic is licensed to practice in the State Bar of Washington, and is admitted to practice before the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Washington, and the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Washington.

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Alerts

Alerts / 5 April 2019

Now in Effect: New Requirements for Reporting Elder Abuse in Ohio

Ohio's Adult Protective Services statutes have long been on the books, however, few changes have been implemented as those that became effective March 20, 2019. Healthcare providers, creditors, lending institutions, and other individuals that regularly interact with elderly citizens will need to abide by newly expanded

Alerts / 21 March 2019

No Joke: The Ohio Statutory Exemption is Increasing on April 1st - Is Your Organization Ready?

Starting April 1, 2019, the value of property exempt from execution, garnishment, attachment, or sale under Ohio Revised Code 2329.66 will increase. This is done every three years, and intended to increase alongside the cost of living.

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Insights

Insights / 14 August 2019

Thieves Among Us

United States businesses lose an average of seven percent of their annual revenues to employee theft each year, according to statistics from Statistic Brain Research Institute. Estimates range from $20 to $50 billion, making it one of the most costly and widespread challenges faced in today's business world.

Insights / 27 June 2019

Proposed Changes to Ohio's Statute of Limitations on Contracts Raises Concerns for Creditors

The recently introduced Ohio H.B. 251 is pending in the House's Civil Justice Committee, and is sparking significant argumentation among trade groups on both sides of the issue.

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