A landmark restaurant located in Middletown, Ohio since the 1930’s closed its doors and listed the business for sale. Attorney Dustin Hurley represented the restaurant owners in the transaction involving the sale of real estate, restaurant fixtures and equipment, and the brand name. The new owners have since re-opened the restaurant and our firm wishes them wild success.
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