by Chris Corpus | Mar 11, 2021 | Benefit Corporations, Blog, Corporation
Benefit Corporation Certification You have done your research and you have decided to incorporate a Benefit Corporation or you have decided to convert your for-profit corporation into a Benefit Corporation. Congratulations. You may have also read or heard about... read more
by Chris Corpus | Mar 11, 2021 | Benefit Corporations, Blog, Corporation
The Steps to take to become a Benefit Corporation in Ohio Businesses within the State of Ohio now have the option of becoming a Benefit Corporation. A Benefit Corporation is a for-profit corporation that has both for-profit and charitable or beneficial purposes. This... read more
by Chris Corpus | Mar 11, 2021 | Benefit Corporations, Blog, Corporation
Legislative Alert – Benefit Corporations Approved in Ohio The Ohio Legislature recently passed legislation making Ohio one of 39 states allowing the incorporation of Benefit Corporations. You may ask yourself – what is a Benefit Corporation? The purpose of a... read more
by Chris Corpus | Sep 21, 2020 | Blog, Corporation, Limited Liability Company
Ohio House Bill 606 – Immunity From Lawsuits Ohio House Bill 606 just became law in Ohio. As a business owner, should I care? The answer is a resounding YES. The purpose of this new law is to protect businesses in Ohio from lawsuits relating to exposure to COVID-19... read more
by Chris Corpus | Mar 30, 2020 | Blog, Contract, Corporation, Limited Liability Company
Contract Primer – What is Force Majeure and why is it important? Many contracts contain a clause titled force majeure. This clause excuses a party from having to presently perform or provide the agreed upon goods or services. There is no one definition of this... read more
by Chris Corpus | Mar 23, 2020 | Blog, Corporation, Limited Liability Company
Coronavirus – May my non-essential business remain open? With the State of Ohio issuing an order shutting down what are deemed to be “non-essential businesses,” a number of clients have contacted me asking the following question: If my business is defined as a... read more
