Summer 2016 Newsletter
In This Issue: How to Avoid Wire Fraud Learn How New Overtime Pay Requirements Affect Your Company CiTiRAMA Returns to College Hill in September Three Cheers for Nancy Frietch Read Newsletter
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How to Avoid Wire Fraud
How to Avoid Wire Fraud [/vc_column_text][vc_column_text]The number of wire transfers has almost doubled and the total dollar amount of transfers tripled in the past 20 years. Those figures make transfers appealing for fraud attempts. Criminals attempting wire fraud use a variety of methods to access your personal accounts and intercept wire transfers. Wire transfers are […]
Learn How New Overtime Pay Requirements Affect Your Company
Learn How New Overtime Pay RequirementsAffect Your Company [/vc_column_text][vc_column_text]Each of our clients should be aware that the United States Department of Labor (“DOL”) recently released a final rule that makes dramatic changes to the determination of which executive, administrative and professional employees (“white-collar employees”) are entitled to overtime pay under the Fair Labor Standards Act […]
Meet Kara Sebastian
Meet Kara Sebastian When Nancy Frietch announced her plans to retire after 24 years of service, Aronoff, Rosen & Hunt had to find just the right person to carry on her tradition of dedication as accounting and billing clerk. AR&H found that person in Kara Sebastian. Kara’s dedication to detail and hard work were clear […]
Three Cheers for Aronoff, Rosen & Hunt’s Nancy Frietch
Three Cheers for Aronoff, Rosen & Hunt’s Nancy Frietch Aronoff, Rosen & Hunt’s Nancy Frietch retired as our billing clerk after 24 years of outstanding service. Nancy was an integral part of our law firm, and we honored her accomplishments with a celebratory luncheon deserving of her accomplishments and character. A Ben-Gal in the early […]
Spring 2016 Newsletter
In this issue: A Maze for Developers: Understanding the Interstate Land Sales Full Disclosure Act Managing Your Estate to Ensure Your Business or Family’s Security How to Protect Your Community Association’s Attorney-Client Privilege Read this Issue
Property tax reduction filings have a March 31 deadline
A little complaining – at the right time, in the right way – can be good for property owners. Ohio has a process that allows property owners to file to have their property tax values reviewed and potentially reduced. The deadline to file is March 31. Property owners concerned that their real property tax values […]
Spotting Spoof Emails
If you check your email account regularly, chances are high that you’ve received an email that didn’t appear to come from a creditable source. The email may have appeared to come from someone familiar like a friend, family member or work colleague – even a bank, store or business you recognize. But knowing the warning […]
House of Run N Tri opens as full-service triathlon store
Aronoff, Rosen and Hunt is very supportive of its clients and is excited to have helped Joe Fung open his new venture, House of Run N Tri. The challenge of competing in a triathlon can be grueling on the body and mind. Training is rigorous and takes strict discipline. But, there are resources here in […]
Lease Laws in Ohio require a notary public for 3-year leases
Signing a lease is a fairly common business transaction. It can also result in a fairly common mistake – not fully executing the lease and making it invalid. Lease laws in Ohio require all leases of three years or more to be acknowledged and witnessed by an official, such as a notary public. So whether […]