Finding Legal Resolutions For Business-Minded People
It's Miller Time! However, Miller Time doesn't necessarily coincide with the Ohio's time limits on the sale of alcoholic beverages. If you've gone to a gas station to buy beer after 1:00a, the clerk should not allow you to buy it. Why? Because Ohio law (Ohio...
The Fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution and Article 1 Section 14 of the Ohio Constitution protect people from unreasonable searches and seizures by government agents. Generally, this means that the government -- police officer, special agents, among...
In Ohio, DORA is a lot more than an animated children's TV series. DORA has legal significance in that it allows citizens to enjoy adult beverages beyond the confines of a bar or restaurant and into parks, city centers, and sidewalks; hence the name, Designated...
You're a parent. You're at a restaurant with one of your kids who happens to be 17 years old. You've talked with them about responsible drinking, and you'd like to treat them to a cold, adult beverage; perhaps a beer in a chilled, frosty glass. You order a beer for...
Every year, Columbus CEO Magazine issues a list of best lawyers in the central Ohio area, organized by various practice areas. Attorney Jeffrey Stavroff of The Stavroff Law Firm was named among the Best Lawyers in Criminal Defense: White Collar. The list of Best...
Ohio has become the 23rd state to allow citizens to carry a concealed handgun without a license. Often referred to as "constitutional carry," Ohio Senate Bill 215 change in law will take effect on June 13, 2022. This means that Ohioans who desire to carry a concealed...
