by Ryan Conklin The concept of a will can be traced back to the Roman empire, and many of the principles of a will stem from old English common law. Today, a person’s last will and testament is a vital part of that individual’s succession plan. Let’s take a look at a few key issues […]
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Youth labor laws have existed at both the state and federal levels for more than a century now. The laws themselves have changed over the years, but their intent largely remains the same: to protect youth from potential hazards and risks that may arise while working, ensure that they attend school, and prevent exploitation of
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Entering into a long term solar lease is a big decision. Whether you’re just starting to think about leasing your land for solar energy development or already have a lease offer awaiting your signature, the best time to make sure that a solar lease is in your best interest is now, before you sign. This
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While solar energy production has a brief history in Ohio, “utility-scale” production is on the rise. A landowner can benefit from learning about the history and the current state of solar energy in Ohio, as well as how a project develops—from site selection to construction and finally, production. Over the past decade, Ohio has experienced
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Have people asked you to allow them to hunt, fish, hike or snowmobile on your land? If you say yes, will you be liable if they’re injured while on your land? Ohio’s Recreational User Statute can protect you in this situation. The Ohio legislature enacted the law years ago to encourage owners of nonresidential lands
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