Brian Eckert

Practicing the Art of Law in Zanesville, Ohio for nearly 100 years.

Paying an accounting professional can have benefits that far outweigh the added costs—but what happens if your accountant makes a mistake? If your accountant made a costly error and is unwilling to set things right, you should understand your legal rights and options.

Pharmaceutical companies approach new drugs with one question in mind: How do we make $1 billion? A compound’s path from initial approval to blockbuster drug typically follows these eleven steps.

Hacking of real estate transactions increased more than 50-fold last year. Learn how to protect yourself.

Bayer and Monsanto are trying to sell their proposed merger as being in the public interest, but the evidence simply doesn't support this claim. Here's why.

After stalling in the New York State Legislature for more than a decade, a bill that would help provide justice for child victims of sexual abuse is once again on the agenda.

Once again, governments are suing big companies to recoup the costs of a public health crisis caused by an addictive drug. But how do these lawsuits differ?

Mesothelioma Help, America’s Mesothelioma Resource, is one of the web’s primary resources for information on malignant mesothelioma and other asbestos-related diseases.

Lou Holtz has retained Morgan & Morgan’s Business Trial Group for a lawsuit against the Daily Beast alleging that the online publication damaged him by falsely reporting he disparaged immigrants during a 2016 speech.

The deal is the latest in a series of multibillion-dollar agriculture mergers that, if approved, would give a few multinational corporations unprecedented control over the chemicals and seeds on which farmers rely.

Medical marijuana's moment may have arrived. Research supporting cannabis for pain relief has never been stronger, while opioid use has never looked riskier.

Thousands of investors in South Florida and nationally have been defrauded in a multi-billion dollar Ponzi scheme operated by Robert Shapiro and his Boca Raton-based Woodbridge Group of Companies, LLC.

On October 4 the U.S. Senate Commerce Committee approved a bill that would get self-driving cars to market faster by loosening regulatory controls. The bill is similar to one the House of Representatives passed in September, allowing hundreds of thousands of autonomous vehicles per year on public roads.

The State University of New York (SUNY) is governed by an 18-member Board of Trustees.