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For over 50 years, Carlile Patchen & Murphy LLP has been providing legal excellence to businesses, families and individuals. We value building long-lasting relationships with our clients and we are dedicated to protecting and preserving what is important to them.
At CPM, we foster collaborative, innovative problem solving and are structured to leverage the expertise of all our staff in order to provide the individual attention our clients have come to expect. Although each of our practice areas addresses its own unique matters, our clients understand that CPM can support multiple legal issues and will serve as a trusted partner through complex business and personal circumstances.
Alan K. Veatch, Partner, Carlile Patchen & Murphy LLP The relationship and interaction between Ohio law governing not-for-profit organizations, and provisions of the Internal Revenue Code governing tax-exempt and charitable organizations can be confusing, and is often misunderstood. Many people assume that one necessarily means the other, which is not the case. The […]
Coverage Issues for Non-Coverage Counsel: A Simple Primer for Issue-Spotting Some Complex Stuff (As Presented at the IADC 2018 Annual Conference)
By: Matthew S. Brown, Partner, Carlile Patchen & Murphy LLP and Timothy M. Jabbour, Esq., Tressler LLP Insurance is pervasive. It exists in all that we do and everywhere we go. Without insurance, risk would often be untenable and all commerce would almost assuredly cease. Any property owner knows that they had to […]
Coverage Issues for Non-Coverage Counsel: A Simple Primer for Issue-Spotting Some Complex Stuff (As Presented at the IADC 2018 Annual Conference)
Engaging Your Jury Through Creative Use Of Demonstrative Exhibits
By Carl A. Aveni II, Partner, Carlile Patchen & Murphy LLP It’s the seventh day of trial, and the novelty has definitely worn off. Your expert is on the stand, methodically slogging through the minutiae of your case, but, frankly, nobody seems particularly excited about it. The testimony has been reduced to a series […]
Engaging Your Jury Through Creative Use Of Demonstrative Exhibits
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/in Legal News, Recent, Recent articles from CPM, Technology Law /by adminBy Paul Sullivan Originally appeared in “The New York Times” on January 19, 2018. When a financial adviser leaves a firm, clients often get caught in the middle of what amounts to a messy divorce. A squabble now playing out in the wealth management industry suggests that many of those splits could get messier. Financial […]