Most people think of a referee in black and white stripes when they hear the term whistleblower, and thanks to Ralph Nader, that's exactly where the ... Read More
Business Litigation
The Effect of Covid-19 on Business Contracts
By: Arend J. Abel, Attorney With much of the nation shut down during the Covid-19 pandemic, many business contracts may not be performed. One of the ... Read More
Indiana Court of Appeals upholds and “reforms” covenants not to compete and not to solicit customers or employees
By: Arend J. Abel, Attorney On April 15, 2019, the Indiana Court of Appeals issued a decision that could mark a major shift in the law relating to ... Read More
Maximizing the Possibility that Using an Entity For Your Business Will Actually Limit Liability
By: Arend J. Abel, Attorney Many times, business owners will set up one or more corporations, or other entities such as LLCs, to conduct business. ... Read More
Protecting Confidential Business Information
By: Arend J. Abel, Attorney Sometimes businesses face a situation where an employee has departed and taken key information that can be used to hurt ... Read More
Home Renovation Projects: Purpose, Scope, and Notice of the Deceptive Consumer Sales Act- Part 2
By: Aaron J. Williamson, Attorney The DCSA has three broad purposes, which are to: “(1) simplify, clarify, and modernize the law governing deceptive ... Read More
