In the wake of the recent tragic mass shootings in Dayton and El Paso, Texas, gun control regulation issues confront us on how to ensure these events do not reoccur.

BOSTON – Robert Zangrillo is accused of paying $250,000 to get his daughter into college as a fake athlete. Prosecutors call it a bribe. But his lawyers say Zangrillo isn’t much different from parents who make formal donations to try to give their children an advantage in the admissions process.

U.S. immigration regulations have been a hot-button topic in 2019.

Moreland Hills resident Gregg A. Eisenberg, who has been managing partner of the Benesch firm since 2015 and is also a member of the firm’s executive committee, was elected to an unprecendented third consecutive term as managing partner at the beginning of May, with his third term beginning …

In the age of social media, it’s difficult to separate the personal from the professional.

All professionals, especially those in the legal profession, are likely to feel stress at some time in their career.

Following an accident, most people just want the drama to be over. This leads them to settle with the other party and their insurance company as quickly as possible.

Attorney Abbie R. Pappas joined the law firm of Singerman, Mills, Desberg & Kauntz on June 1 and already is working closely with the firm’s clients as an associate attorney. Pappas, who earned her undergraduate degree from The Ohio State University in Columbus in 2010 and her law degree …

Though scams happened before the internet, it’s much easier with information stored online.

The transition of 44-year-old Cleveland law firm, Kadish, Hinkel, and Weibel to Frantz Ward LLP has managing partner Christopher Keim and partner Stephen Kadish in agreement that they are “better together.”

Alerting an organization of a planned gift before death has many benefits for donors and organizations alike.