COVID – 19 Message from Soroka & Associates
Our office has remained open during our regular business hours Monday through Friday and by appointment during the weekends. We have taken additional measures to assure the safety everyone that enters our office. Our staff and cleaning personnel have increased the frequency and scope of cleanings and disinfecting at our office in accordance with the CDC recommendations to assure the safety of anyone that enters our office.
As an extra step to our commitment to safety, we have also adapted to the changing environment, and now offer virtual consultations via Zoom, Facetime, and Skype during our business hours. As always, phone consultations are available by appointment, at all hours, any day of the week.
Advice You Can Use From Attorneys You Can Count On
Columbus has lots of bars that adults frequent to blow off some steam and have a good time. If you just finished a big project at work or your college finals and celebrate out on a Friday night, you won’t be alone. Yet, if on your way home police suspect you are...
What is a Non-Compete Clause? The purpose of a non-compete clause or agreement is to prevent an employee from working for a similar business or soliciting the employer’s clients after termination of the employment. Does Ohio Enforce Non-Compete Agreements? Yes....
Have You Been Affected By Cancellations Due To COVID-19? Circumstances surrounding COVID-19, including responsive policies implemented by government entities, are greatly affecting our ability to execute contracts: conferences, concerts, weddings, sporting events, all...
Why Are Commercial Trucking Accidents And Car Accidents Different In Personal Injury Law? Injury Although there is a general decrease in motor vehicle accidents over the last couple years, serious and potentially fatal injuries caused by commercial truck accidents are...
What Does This Bill Do? House Bill 606 will make temporary changes related to qualified civil immunity for health care providers during the current global pandemic. Who Receives Immunity? Health care providers providing health care services, emergency medical...
Everyone knows that the police have the power to seize individuals' personal property that reasonably appears to be evidence of a crime. It may surprise you to know that police departments across the country, including here in Columbus, often keep the valuables they...
Everyone knows that the police have the power to seize individuals' personal property that reasonably appears to be evidence of a crime. It may surprise you to know that police departments across the country, including here in Columbus, often keep the valuables they...
You may be eligible for expungement. WHAT IS EXPUNGEMENT? Expungement is sealing the records of a case pertaining to a certain conviction. WHAT DOES EXPUNGEMENT DO? Sealing the record of a person’s conviction restores the person to all rights and privileges not...
If you have been arrested for drug offenses in Ohio, the criminal law process can be intimidating and complicated. The potential consequences are significant. For some, the case could appear to be heading toward a successful resolution when challenges arise. That...
WHAT CAN WE DO? We look to 18 U.S.C. Section 3582, otherwise known as the First Step Act. The First Step Act allows for the modification of an imposed term of imprisonment if there are extraordinary and compelling reasons that warrant such a reduction. HOW DOES IT...
