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Garrett M.

Attorney
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Cincinnati, Ohio
4 Yrs Experience
Licensed in KY, OH
University of Cincinnati College of Law

Attorney Garrett Mayleben's practice is focused on representing small businesses and the working people that make them profitable. He represents companies in structuring and negotiating merger, acquisition, and real estate transactions; guides emerging companies through the startup phase; and consults with business owners on corporate governance matters. Garrett also practices in employment law, copyright and trademark law, and civil litigation. Though industry agnostic, Garrett has particular experience representing medical, dental, veterinary, and chiropractic practices in various business transactions, transitions, and the structuring of related management service organizations (MSOs).

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Dillon N.

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Chicago, IL
9 Yrs Experience
Licensed in IL, KY
University of Kentucky College of Law

My practice has involved a wide range of legal matters from commercial real estate, finance and international business transactions to litigation matters including commercial disputes, real estate, employment, and medical malpractice. Proficient in Spanish, I graduated from the University of Kentucky College of Law, the Patterson School of Diplomacy and International Commerce, and the University of Southern California. Prior to my legal career, I sought diverse professional experiences. After graduating from college, I orchestrated my own volunteering experience in southern Peru with a small non-profit organization. Later I gained valuable professional experience as part of a U.S. Senate campaign, and after that I joined the public policy team at Greater Louisville, Inc., Louisville's Chamber of Commerce affiliate. Prior to law school, I embarked on a month long excursion with the Northern Outdoor Leadership School in Alaska, which gave me a new found appreciation for sustainability.

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October 22, 2021

Nichole C.

Attorney
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Kentucky
18 Yrs Experience
Licensed in KY
University of Louisville, Brandeis School of Law

Licensed attorney in KY and Federally JD, 2006 University of Louisville MBA, 2006 University of Louisville BS, 2001 Berea College Licensed Title Agent Arbitrator and Certified Mediator Business Consultant Adjunct Professor, Law and Business

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Ada A.

Attorney
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Kennesaw, GA
5 Yrs Experience
Licensed in GA
Atlanta John Marshall Law School

Litigation and Discovery Management; Drafting and Filing of Pleadings, Motions and Briefs In Support; Preparation and Closing of Residential and Commercial Real Estate Sales and Purchase Transactions; Handling of Quiet Title Actions; Preparation and Filing of Probate Letters of Administration and Caveat Emptors; Review of Real Estate Documents and Settlement Negotiation.

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Nicole C.

Business Lawyer
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Dix Hills, New York
23 Yrs Experience
Licensed in NY
Columbia Law School

Nicole expertly and creatively works with businesses and individuals in all types of employment and business relations issues. She investigates workplace disputes as a neutral third party, drafts/reviews severance and hiring agreements, advises on day-to-day workplace issues, and reviews all kinds of business contracts. Nicole represents individuals, small businesses, non-profit organizations, labor unions, and benefits funds in various industries including public sector, entertainment, health care, education, transportation, construction, and communications. She has represented clients in federal and New York State courts, administrative proceedings, and arbitration hearings. Nicole is admitted to practice in New York.

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J.R. S.

Business Lawyer
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Flower Mound, Texas
5 Yrs Experience
Licensed in TX
Touro Law, New York

Experienced Attorney with an MBA in Finance who provides a business-oriented mindset and thrives in a collaborative environment with a-typical challenges. Possesses exceptional skills in legal research, drafting and enforcing contracts, skillful in negotiations and mediations, drafts extremely persuasive pleadings, attacks depositions with zeal for my clients. Experience includes Business Management and IT Consulting with a successful track record managing outside relationships, associated costs, and optimizing outcomes for client(s). Effectively restructures antiquated business processes and incorporates technology and best practices to effectuate progressive outcomes for business clients. Partners collaboratively with business leaders to advance company objectives while minimizing risk to ensure internal and external compliance, increased profitability, and diverse practices. Dynamic communicator with the interpersonal skills to build trusting relationships with executives, management, and employees of various backgrounds, expertise, and styles.

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Tiffany O.

Attorney
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Washington, Utah
8 Yrs Experience
Licensed in NM, UT
J. Reuben Clark Law School

Tiffany received her Juris Doctorate from the J. Reuben Clark Law School, Magna Cum Laude. She is admitted to the Utah State Bar and the New Mexico State Bar. She practices in the areas of real estate, general business, business formation, employment agreements, and civil litigation.

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December 15, 2023

Brian S.

Corporate Attorney
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Arizona, United States
23 Yrs Experience
Licensed in AZ, CA, DC, TX
South Texas College of Law Houston

I am a corporate lawyer with over 15 years of experience in litigation and in advising companies on a variety of legal issues, including mergers and acquisitions, securities regulations, and contract negotiations. I have a deep understanding of the technology industry and have represented numerous tech companies in my career.

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Misi A.

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Inver Grove Heights
17 Yrs Experience
Licensed in MN
Mitchell Hamline College of Law

As a Senior Legal Professional, I have 16+ years experience with extensive background in commercial transactions and as a corporate generalist. I am well versed in contracts lifecycle, risk assessment, compliance, and healthcare regulations. My competencies extend to contract management and detailed project management skills. I have leveraged my legal contracts expertise to mitigate organizational risk, reduce costs, and drive multi-million-dollar revenue increases.

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December 28, 2023

Karen C.

attorney and client relations
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Denver, CO
26 Yrs Experience
Licensed in MI
Chicago-Kent College of Law

I have approximately 15 years of attorney practice in IL and MI, doing both transactional and litigation work. I am currently licensed in MI and will be taking the CO bar in February. I am open to discussing paralegal or law clerk positions as I've not practiced law full-time since 2015. I worked as a residential realtor from 2015 until I moved to CO in 2021. I took the UBE in July 2023. I am qualified to become licensed in Utah, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Indiana. I missed the mark for CO by 5 points. I should be licensed to practice law in CO by April 2024.

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Zenaida R.

Associate Attorney
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Miami, Florida
1 Yr Experience
Licensed in FL
St. Thomas University

I proudly hold an active membership with The Florida Bar, I successfully passed the Florida Bar examination in September 2023. My journey into the legal realm began over 5 years ago with dedicated service as a law clerk, where I provided indispensable support at previous law firms. I have distinguished legal expertise in the realm of transational matters. I am highly experienced in entity formations, commercial transactions, mergers & acquisitions, corporate governance & compliance, and business immigration services. I have prepared many independent contractor agreements, employment agreements, purchase and sale agreements, EB-1 and 2 visas, to name a few. I am an adept learner, professional, and committed to high quality legal work.

Landlord Tenant Legal Questions and Answers

Landlord Tenant

Lease Agreement

Kentucky

Asked on Feb 16, 2022

I was working in Califonia and my spouse working in Edgewood, KY. We were living in Fort Thomas. Now my job is changed to lexington KY.

Should Lessee's present employer transfer Lessee's place of employment outside the immediate area (fifty mile radius) Lesse may terminate this Lease upon thiry (30) days written notics and payment of an additional sum equal to one (1) month;s rent. Lessee must present written notics from his employer to lessor. If lessee is inducted, recalled, trasnferred or discharged from military service, Lessee may terminate this lease uopn thirty (30) days written notics and payment of additional sum equal to one (1) month;s rent. Lesse must present o Lessor a copy of his/her military orders.

Nichole C.

Answered Mar 18, 2022

It is unclear what your exact question is. Unless illegal or unconconscionable, anything can be agreed to in a contract. Enforcing the agreement may require litigation. If you are asking if the clause is a valid one, it could be. If you are asking what to do if the landlord did not honor it, you may need to sue. If you are asking if this is standard and was not in the contract, the answer is no. You cannot assume it is. Hope this helps some. Contact me if you would like a consultation specifically on this issue.

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Landlord Tenant

Rental Agreement

Florida

Asked on Oct 5, 2023

What happens if a rental agreement expires?

I recently signed a rental agreement for an apartment. The agreement was for a one year lease and it is now coming close to the expiration date. I am wondering what are my rights and obligations if the agreement expires. I am concerned that the landlord may try to keep me in the apartment longer than I am legally obligated to stay.

Diane D.

Answered Oct 17, 2023

When your lease expires, then it is over unless you sign a new lease or fail to give your landlord a 30-day notice. Send your notice and move out when before the lease expires, which could be the last day of the lease.

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Landlord Tenant

Rental Agreement

Washington

Asked on Oct 5, 2023

How to amend a rental agreement?

I am a tenant in an apartment that I have been renting for the past year. Recently, my landlord has asked me to sign a new rental agreement with updated terms and conditions. I would like to know the process for amending the agreement so that I can make sure all the terms are agreeable to both parties.

Merry A.

Answered Oct 6, 2023

Speaking generally, if your agreement is a lease, neither the landlord nor tenant can amend it unless both parties agree (the same can be said for a completely new agreement). If it is a month to month agreement, if you don't sign, the landlord may be able to give you notice to vacate. What I would do is ask for a couple of days for review. Put your current agreement down with the proposed new agreeement down, side by side, and go through them together, paragraph by paragraph. At the same time, make notes about anything in the new agreement you don't like, and attempt to negotiate the terms with your landlord before signing. Please note that the WA State Residential Landlord Tenant law was modified in several ways by the WA State Legislature, effective a few months ago - this may be why your landlord is doing this. For example, a landlord now has 30 days to return a security deposit (or explain why he/she isn't); it was 21 before that, and 14 before that). To review the Landlord/Tenant Law at the same time, follow this link: https://apps.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=59.18 If you would like to hire me to help, I am not available until October 15th, I'm afraid - I'm on vacation at Yosemite.

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Landlord Tenant

Lease Renewal Agreement

Ohio

Asked on Mar 21, 2023

Can a tenant renew the lease?

I am currently renting a property under a lease agreement that is set to expire soon. I am interested in continuing to rent the property for another term, but I am unsure if I have the legal right to renew the lease or if I need to negotiate a new lease agreement with my landlord. Therefore, I would like to seek the advice of a lawyer to clarify my options for continuing my tenancy.

Jeffrey K.

Answered Mar 24, 2023

You need to review your lease agreement. There may be a section that discusses renewal. Some leases are silent, other contemplate automatic renewal and others will have a specific renewal procedure. If your lease has no renewal language, the lease will terminate at the end of the term. If that is the case, you should speak to your landlord about entering into a new lease, whether under the same terms or different terms. If the lease renews automatically, you most likely have to do nothing (if there is a procedure in the automatic renewal language, follow that procedure). If there is a specific procedure to renew, you must follow that procedure. Your lease may also state that if you remain in the property after the lease expires you will be treated as a month-to-month tenant and the terms of your lease (include rent rate) will remain. The landlord or tenant in that case can terminate the month-to-month tenancy with 30 days notice from the date the rent is due. If your rent is due July 1, 2023 and, as a month-to-month tenant, you want to move out, you would notify your landlord in writing on July 1, 2023 that July is the last month you are renting from him and you will be moving out on July 31, 2023. Likewise the landlord can notify you on July 1, 2023 that July is your last month or could change the terms (such as a rent increase) effective August 1, 2023 because the tenancy is month-to-month. There is also the possibility that you would not be considered a month-to-month tenant, but a "holdover tenant". Again, check the lease for these terms. If you are a holdover tenant, the landlord would include in the lease a rental increase for holdover tenants. This is still technically a month-to-month tenancy but on more expensive terms and the landlord most likely will want you out. Check your lease for renewal provisions and follow them. If you have questions, speak to your landlord. Open communication is important in situations like this.

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Landlord Tenant

Rental Agreement

Ohio

Asked on Oct 5, 2023

Do I need witnesses for a rental agreement?

I recently signed a rental agreement with my landlord for a new apartment. I am concerned that the agreement may not be legally binding as there were no witnesses present when I signed it. I am looking for advice on whether or not witnesses are needed for a rental agreement to be legally valid.

Michelle M.

Answered Oct 24, 2023

Witnesses are not required for a residential lease agreement in Ohio. However, if the term of the lease is 3 years or longer, the signatures must be notarized. I hope this helps.

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