A recent study published by Reis Inc., a real estate data firm, confirms an ongoing trend in U.S. commercial real estate. Shopping malls are continuing to lose tenants, as American consumers increasingly turn online to purchase items traditionally sold in brick-and-mortar stores.
Category: Miscellaneous
Shopping Malls Around U.S. Face Further Vacancies
| Apr 19, 2018
The Ohio Supreme Court issued new rules for adult guardianships in Ohio that went into effect June 1, 2015.
Blue Skies Ahead
| Aug 21, 2014
It’s been quite some time now that cloud computing has been in existence and it has soared.
Contrary to the way older people are typically portrayed in advertisements and movies, the process of aging does not automatically mean that a person will become increasingly incompetent and helpless.
Ritter & Randolph, LLC returns for the annual Alzheimer’s Association of Greater Cincinnati’s Walk to End Alzheimer’s.
Jonesin’ for an Indiana Expungement
| Aug 02, 2013
Before July 1st of this year, it has been proven quite difficult to remove any stains on background checks of Indiana’s residents past criminal misdeeds.
You Have the Right to Remain Silent: Now…Open Wide!
| Jun 13, 2013
In a narrowly divided recent Supreme Court decision, five of the justices ruled that it is okay for a police officer to swab someone arrested for a serious crime even before they are convicted.
King of the Castle, RETREAT!
| May 06, 2013
The truth is that the title of this blog is completely misleading for the following reason. Ohio law states that a lawful owner of a residence or a car who is occupying that car has NO duty to retreat before using force in self-defense or defense of another.
Better the Devil you Know…?
| Jan 22, 2013
Many public and private employers require background checks for employment purposes.