What’s Your 2019 Business Conditioning Plan?
Don’t end 2019 saying: “Well, there’s always next year.” The final numbers are in for the 2018 business season. Were you as prosperous as you thought or planned to be when the clock ran out for the year? Every business needs a championship business conditioning plan for 2019 and Mulhall Zion is ready to help…
Read MoreWhen Your Company Lawyer Really Isn’t Your Lawyer
The role of individual counsel for executives and employees cooperating with corporate internal investigations. It is understandably nerve-racking to receive this sort of call from your company’s lawyer: “Some things have recently come to our attention and we would like to spend some time with you to learn more about the facts and circumstances surrounding…
Read MoreYou Have Been Served! Domesticating Subpoenas in Ohio
Ohio’s Adoption of the Uniform Interstate Depositions and Discovery Act Legal practitioners looking to domesticate foreign state court civil subpoenas in Ohio should be aware of some changes that recently went into effect in Ohio after adoption of the Uniform Law Commission’s multi-state legal discovery framework for subpoenas, now set forth in revised R.C. §…
Read MoreScience Fiction of Jurisdiction – “Minimum Contacts” in a Quantum Internet of Things (QIoT)
The Quantum Internet of Things This may still be partly science fiction, but a recent article in the MIT Technology Review suggests that there is potential for another paradigm shift in our traditional understanding of data networking: https://www.technologyreview.com/s/608252/first-object-teleported-from-earth-to-orbit/. The article describes how researchers successfully “teleported” proton matter from Earth into orbit. I can’t pretend…
Read MoreWhat Does it Mean When I am “Under Contract” to Buy or Sell Real Estate?
Offer and Acceptance A buyer and seller are said to be “under contract” for the purchase and sale of real estate when the buyer makes an offer to purchase a property at a certain price under certain terms and the seller accepts the buyer’s offer. In some cases, the seller may counter the buyer’s offer…
Read MoreGoliath vs. Goliath – Econ 101: avoiding the costs of unnecessary contract stalemates
Fundamentally, the successful closing of most commercial transactions boils down to a basic principle learned in Econ 101: the seller’s supply curve and the buyer’s demand curve meet at an equilibrium price for the quantity of goods or services being sold. There is a “win-win” for both sides: the buyer purchases something it values and…
Read MoreBrian Mulhall, From the Navy to the Law
Brian C. Mulhall, who is graduating from the Law School, learned a lesson in a middle school summer wrestling program that became central to the way he approaches life. You cannot always control opportunities, his coach told him, but you can control your attitude and what you do with whatever comes your way. In five…
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