The ALH Blog: Automotive

Creditor Rights Attorney A “lien” is defined as “[a] legal right or interest that a creditor has in another’s property, lasting usually until a debt or duty that it secures is satisfied.” Black’s Law Dictionary, 8th Edition. The most classic example of a lien is a mortgage. A person borrows…

Mediation is a process where a third-party, with no interest in the dispute, works to facilitate a resolution. This third-party member is known as a mediator. A mediator acts as a neutral intermediary between the parties, helping the parties come to a mutual agreement without the involvements of the Courts…

If you are contemplating loaning money from one business to another, family members, or a friend, there are some basic things to consider: How will you be paid back? When? What happens if they do not pay you back? And it should all be in writing! When in doubt, consult…

As lawyers for LLCs, we often get questions about businesses that have been sued in small claims, the most accessible court to individuals, more so than in common pleas or federal court. The question we see most often is, “Can I, as the owner of the limited liability company, appear…