Faruki Blog

Ohio Businesses need to Observe Trends in Increased Litigation Costs as the Economy Recovers

National statistics show businesses reporting increases in resources allocated to litigation, which is a sign of economic recovery. Ohio appears to.. Read More

Can the Government Shut Down Affect Business Litigation?

As the battle over the Affordable Health Care Act continues and the U.S. government shutdown takes root, partisans on both sides remain committed to.. Read More

Ohio Supreme Court Issues Unanimous Decision Supporting Disclosure of Public Records

The Ohio Supreme Court recently found that the Ohio State Highway Patrol must show that certain materials it withheld under the "confidential law.. Read More

Charles Faruki Honored as an All-Star for Outstanding Client Service

Charles Faruki, Managing Partner of FI&C was recently selected as a 2013 BTI Client Service All-Star MVP by BTI Consulting Group. All-Star MVPs are.. Read More

Simplifying Subpoena Practice – Rule 45 Gets a Makeover

Say goodbye to those anxious readings (and re-readings) of Rule 45. After twenty-two years, Rule 45 is getting a makeover. Last September, the.. Read More

The Power Prep

Getting your client ready for deposition? Proactive defense strategies are essential. Following these simple tips will allow for an efficient and.. Read More

A Day Late and an Inch Short

Amid the controversy over the debt ceiling, gun control and health care, some people are taking a stand for what truly matters – their right to a.. Read More

Franchisee Compelled To Arbitrate Class Action After Failing To Read Revised Agreements Thoroughly

A franchisee learned a tough lesson from a Northern District of Illinois federal judge: read all of the terms in a revised agreement before you sign.. Read More

Bad Review: Negative online Reviews on Angie’s List and Yelp Lead to Defamation Suit

A construction contractor and its owner recently filed a defamation lawsuit in Virginia state court against their former customer (Dietz Dev., LLC v... Read More