In a decision issued March 10, 2022, the Indiana Supreme Court expanded the availability of a mechanic’s lien for material …
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Commercial Courts, TROs, and Restrictive Covenants…Oh my!
The Court of Appeals recently addressed three issues important to Indiana businesses embroiled in legal disputes: 1) Validity of the …
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White House Suspends Revised EEO-1 Form for Pay-Data Reporting
White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB) has stayed the effective date of the pay-data collection provisions of the …
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Pitfalls of Social Media Policies in the Workplace
Are you thinking about adopting a company-wide social media policy? Be careful what you prohibit. A client recently asked if …
Small Business Ownership – Opportunities and Challenges
Ted Nolting and I recently met with a small group of professionals who are all members of the Public Relations …
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Arbitration is Not a One Size Fits All Solution
Justice Hart of the Arkansas Supreme Court recently wrote a scathing dissent on the proliferation of arbitration to settle disputes. …
The mechanic’s lien process
We often counsel consumer and commercial clients on property rights. Often, those discussions begin with a primer on property law. …
Real Estate Property Rights: An Easement Holder May Not Sue for Trespass
An easement holder, such as a public utility, cannot sue to physically remove a “trespasser” from the easement. That’s what …
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