Creative Solutions For Preventing And Resolving Legal Problems
An Ohio auto dealership was under-performing and its owners ultimately decided to close the business. The shareholders retained Hurley Law Office to prepare the necessary documents to legally dissolve the corporation. This included a series of corporate resolutions,...
Dustin Hurley was recently invited by a Judge to serve on the planning committee for the 2014 Bench-Bar Conference for the Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Ohio. This will mark the second consecutive time that Dustin served on this committee.
A Middletown, Ohio area church decided it was time to close its doors after many decades. The church leaders wanted to make sure they complied with the church doctrine and non-profit laws.Our firm filed a special type of lawsuit in Common Pleas Court to seek the...
The Ohio Consumer Sales Practices Act gives a person the right to cancel certain contracts within three days, especially with companies who engage in door-to-door sales. This "cooling off" period allows time for the person to reconsider the contract after the...
Attorney Dustin Hurley is excited to announce that he was invited to accept a position on the Government Relations Committee for The Chamber of Commerce. The Chamber seeks to protect the interests of businesses located in the cities of Middletown, Monroe, and Trenton,...
When a North Carolina based aerospace manufacturing company was sued in Ohio for an alleged breach of contract, they relied on attorney Dustin Hurley to serve as local counsel. Mr. Hurley quickly negotiated a settlement (before the company incurred thousands of...
The American Society of Legal Advocates has selected attorney Dustin Hurley as one of the top 40 litigation lawyers in the State of Ohio under the age of 40. The ASLA is an invitation-only organization that recognizes the nation's most skilled lawyers. Less than 1.5%...
I recently had the pleasure of representing a Dayton-based retailer in a business acquisition matter. My client purchased essentially all the assets of one of its competitors, and assumed lease agreements for two store locations. This brought my client to 10 total...
