Contracts of all kinds often try to account for future issues. You will often see clauses about what each party can do in specific circumstances. However, nobody can account for every possible event that could affect that way a contract works. That’s why an Ohio contract lawyer may suggest...
Diemert v. Binstock, 2019-Ohio-3368 Buying or selling a home “as is” does not necessarily mean the seller, or the buyer, don’t still have responsibilities to each other. In Diemert v. Binstock 2019-Ohio-3368, the Court of Appeals for the Eighth District in Cuyahoga County affirmed the lower courts decision dismissing...
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