Parental Liability: What Is It and When Does It Apply? Recently we had a client ask us whether a parent has liability for the actions of their child. After researching this issue, we thought that this valuable information on Parental Liability would be helpful to share. Civil...
What is the Difference Between an Option and a Right of First Refusal? Option to Purchase An option is a right that the owner of a real property (the "optionor") gives to another person (the "optionee") to buy certain property at a fixed price for a definitive...
Congratulations to Attorney Liz Deckard on her successful appeal! Indiana law requires any individual who is subject to a Custody Order or Parenting Time Order to provide notice of any proposed relocation. The non-relocating parent has the right to object to the relocation. As with any...
Can I market my contest or promotion on Facebook without landing in Facebook jail? Oh, the dreaded jail of social media. Any individual or business who markets through these useful channels has heard the jail rumors: accounts blocked, violations reported, pages shut down. Fear not, because the...
Does incorporation protect me from personal liability? PART 2: HOW TO AVOID PERSONAL LIABILITY FOR BUSINESS DEBTS If you own a business, you likely, at least partially, made the decision to form a corporation or a limited liability company (LLC) so that you wouldn't be held personally liable...
We are pleased to announce that as of January 23, 2017, Bloom Gates & Whiteleather, LLP officially changed its name to Bloom Gates Shipman & Whiteleather, LLP. We are excited about this transition and will continue to provide the same outstanding service to our clients...
