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Strauss Troy President Marshall Dosker Outlines His Vision And Growth Strategy
President Marshall Dosker recently outlined his vision and growth strategy for the firm when he was interviewed by the Business Courier for its Business Insight program which is featured weekly on WKRC TV. Watch these two short videos from the interview. [youtube_sc url=Of1xKEiwdZg rel=0 width=500 height=400 controls=0] [youtube_sc url=D0HYY9LdbH4 rel=0 width=500 height=400 controls=0]
Marshall Dosker Named President Of Strauss Troy
Strauss Troy, one of Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky’s leading law firms, announced that Marshall Dosker has been named president of the firm. In an address to employees, incoming president Marshall Dosker said, “I sincerely appreciate the professionalism, hard work, energy and creativity of all of you that make Strauss Troy the law firm and community citizen …Read More
The Cincinnati Business Courier FeaturesNew Strauss Troy Litigators Parry & Sparks
Andy Brownfield of the Cincinnati Business Courier featured Strauss Troy’s newest attorneys in his piece, “’Well-respected’ legal team joins one of Cincinnati’s largest law firms.” Related article: Nationally-Recognized Legal Team Joins Strauss Troy
The Cincinnati Business Courier Profiles Strauss Troy’s New President Marshall Dosker
Andy Brownfield of the Cincinnati Business Courier profiled Strauss Troy’s new president, Marshall Dosker, in his feature, “After early start in business world, Dosker found home at Strauss Troy.” Related article: Marshall Dosker Named President of Strauss Troy
Nationally-Recognized Legal Team Joins Strauss Troy Attorneys Ron Parry And Robert Sparks Grow The Firm’s Litigation Practice
Strauss Troy announces that two high-profile litigators, Ron Parry and Robert Sparks, have joined the firm’s Litigation Practice Group. The team’s paralegal Patty Dold is also on board. “Ron and Rob are well-respected in the legal community, and they add horsepower to our already strong litigation practice group,” said Jim Heldman, president of Strauss Troy. …Read More
Strauss Troy Honored At Annual CREW Gala
Strauss Troy was honored by CREW (Commercial Real Estate Women) at their Annual Sponsor Appreciation & Holiday Celebration Luncheon on December 10th. Strauss Troy Attorneys Bill Strauss and Philomena Ashdown have served on their Board of Directors. In 1993, Strauss Troy Attorney Philomena Ashdown and a small group of Cincinnati women began to meet regularly to …Read More
Strauss Troy Attorney Mary Beth Stevenson Elected Secretary of Fort ThomasBusiness Association
Strauss Troy Attorney Mary Beth Stevenson has been elected to the position of 2014-2015 secretary of the Fort Thomas Business Association. The FTBA promotes the success and growth of all businesses in Fort Thomas, Kentucky through strategic and collective marketing efforts, business-to-business networking, community engagement and professional development. By promoting private enterprise and economic development, in conjunction with …Read More
Business Buyers Can Benefit From Earnout Provisions
Acquiring an existing business is one of the best ways to start, or expand, your operation. You’ve decided it strategically makes sense and have a target in mind. At a high-level, everything looks good. The next step is to sit down and pour through the financials for the deal. As you begin your due diligence, …Read More
The Goering Center – Nurturing And Educating Businesses To Drive A Vibrant Economy
Strauss Troy is proud to be an associate member of the Goering Center. If you own a family or private business, we encourage you to discover what it’s all about. The Goering Center can prepare you to handle key issues that affect organizations of all sizes. These matters may include: Succession Planning Communication Techniques Strategic …Read More
Apple Still Has Bite With Patent Victory And New iPhones Exceeding Expectations
Samsung Blocked From Offering Certain Phones For Sale In The US With a ruling in its favor at the International Trade Commission (ITC), Apple has emerged as the most recent victor in the ongoing, multi-front Apple vs. Samsung patent war that includes dozens of pending patent infringement lawsuits around the world. On top of this …Read More
Don’t Miss Final Strauss Troy Market On The Square | Tuesday, September 24
Fountain Square Tuesday, September 24th 11:00 – 2:00 This is it. The Strauss Troy Market on the Square for 2013. This is your last chance to check-out new treats and handmade items from local vendors. Merchants include: New this session: Censudi – African merchandise (proceeds benefit children in Ghana) Stuff in Muffins – savory & …Read More
Buyers of Defunct Companies’ Assets May Face Unwelcome Surprise
If you buy a defunct company, from its bank or out of receivership or bankruptcy, make sure that you aren’t liable for any actual, or alleged, labor and employment law violations of the old company. The burden of proof is on you — even with an asset purchase and hold-harmless agreements. Federal courts can simply ignore these.
Often, labor and employment law’s “federal successor liability rules” actually trump state business laws and contracts designed to protect buyers.
Brian Eviston Selected For 2013-2014Leadership Northern Kentucky
Brian Eviston has been selected for the 2013-2014 session of Leadership Northern Kentucky (LNK). The nine-month program was created to educate the region’s up-and-coming leaders on the strengths and issues facing our community. Each LNK class encompasses leaders from a variety of backgrounds and industries. The class will participate in various sessions on topics including …Read More
Ohio Senator & Strauss Troy Attorney Bill Coley Named To State Budget Conference Committee
Senator & Strauss Troy Attorney Bill Coley, R-Ohio, has been named to the State of Ohio Budget Conference Committee. This comes as the Ohio Senate approved House Bill 59 earlier this month. Included in this budget proposal is a $1.4 billion tax cut for Ohio’s small businesses and the largest legislative investment in education this …Read More
Region’s Fastest-Growing Companies Honored By Strauss Troy
Greater Cincinnati’s fastest-growing private companies were honored on June 6 at the Business Courier Fast 55 awards ceremony. Held at the Downtown Hyatt, this year’s honorees represented a diverse cross section of our region’s rapidly-growing businesses. The Business Courier ranked these emerging companies in five revenue categories, and winners were determined by comparing 2010 annual …Read More
Strauss Troy And Bill Strauss Featured In DCI Newsletter
DCI Member Spotlight Strauss Troy Co., LPA “Fountain Square is our living room,” Strauss Troy Chairman Bill Strauss said. “David Ginsburg and his team have made the heart of downtown safe, clean and vibrant. Our firm has a strong history of supporting downtown and we a have forged a deep alliance with DCI.” Strauss served …Read More
2013 Fast 55 Finalists Named By Business Courier Strauss Troy Named Presenting Sponsor
Join Strauss Troy and the Business Courier for the ninth annual Fast 55 awards luncheon as we recognize, honor and celebrate our region’s 55 fastest-growing companies. The Business Courier has named the 2013 finalists, ranking Greater Cincinnati’s emerging businesses in five revenue categories. Category winners will be named at a June 6 luncheon event at …Read More
Explosive Growth: Friend Or Foe?
It’s 2:00 a.m., and there you are, wide awake. You’re worried about how to manage the business that you have under contact. How are you going to adequately staff the projects? Where are you going to put all of the people to do the work? Even more alarming is how did it come to this? …Read More
EXPLOSIVE GROWTH: FRIEND OR FOE?
By Richard Colvin, Esq. Its 2:00 a.m. and there you are, wide awake. You’re worried about how to manage the business that you have under contact. How are you going to adequately staff the projects? Where are you going to put all of the people to do the work? Even more alarming is how did …Read More