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Indiana businesses that are selling a service or product have plenty to worry about when trying to turn a profit and pay their debts. This is true for large corporations, small and mid-sized operations. If they are confronted with workplace issues, it can be costly in...
When we are young, having a will is something we generally consider something elderly people worry about or something that only rich people need. As we get older, it is natural to start thinking more about having a will. But is there a specific age that you should...
For Indiana construction companies, their reputation is their lifeblood. Receiving good word of mouth is key to getting new contracts and maintaining and building their business. Allegations of missteps and construction defects can undo all the good work a company has...
Trusts are highly useful tools for protecting your property during your lifetime and beyond. They can also be adapted to many purposes. That said, the extent of their protection and their adaptability depends upon the type of trust you choose. For trusts that go into...
Drug possession is a crime taken seriously in Indiana and a conviction for drug possession comes with major penalties. You could face jail time even if you are convicted of simple possession. Therefore, it is important to act quickly if you are charged with a drug...
Workplace harassment is a major topic of discussion in Indiana and across the nation. Understandably, this is often viewed from the perspective of an employee who claims they were victimized whether it is sexual harassment, workplace bullying or other forms of...
When you go through the estate planning process in Indiana, you must decide what type of documents you want as part of your estate plan. You will most likely have a will and perhaps have a power of attorney drafted or set up a trust fund. You might also think about...
Eminent domain is the government’s Constitutional right to take a landowner’s private property for public use. In exchange, the government pays the landowner “just compensation” equivalent to the damages caused by the taking. How does the government arrive at the...
Employers invest a lot of time and money in training their employees, and it can be frustrating to see a worker quit and take their new skills to a competitor. With that in mind, many employers have asked their new employees to sign agreements that limit their ability...
Construction is a risky business for everyone involved. Land, labor and materials are expensive, and a lot can go wrong in a construction project. Sometimes, when something goes wrong, the people and businesses that end up paying the price for it are the...