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Riley Bennett Egloff Announces Retirement of John L. Egloff

Riley Bennett Egloff Announces Retirement of John L. Egloff Riley Bennett Egloff LLP (RBE) announces the retirement of senior partner John L. Egloff effective December 31, 2024. John has been an attorney with RBE for 44 years of his 46 years practicing law. During his...

Indiana’s Personal Liability Notice and Subcontractors

By Kevin N. Tharp — Partner When faced with the prospect of non-payment for labor and materials supplied to an Indiana construction project, most subcontractors know that, generally speaking, they have the right to record a mechanic’s lien on the project to secure...

Injunction Suspends Enforcement of CTA

By: Blair R. Vandivier and John L. Egloff Please be aware that on December 3, 2024, the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Texas entered a nationwide preliminary injunction suspending (temporarily) the enforcement of the Corporate Transparency...
4 Things to Consider When Forming Your Entity Online

4 Things to Consider When Forming Your Entity Online

By: Ryan L. Leitch — RBE PartnerEfficient and easy access to online services provides many benefits to business owners. For example, it is relatively easy to form a new business entity on the Indiana Secretary of State’s website and obtain an...

The Top 5 Mistakes Made By Start-Up Businesses

The Top 5 Mistakes Made By Start-Up Businesses

Many start-up businesses are formed by first-time entrepreneurs who are often unfamiliar with the requirements and pitfalls involved in forming a new business.  As a result, they often fall victim to the following mistakes: 1. Failing to choose the...

SCOTUS Accepts Indiana Nursing Home Case

SCOTUS Accepts Indiana Nursing Home Case

By: Laura Binford & Jaclyn Flint  - RBE AttorneysRBE successfully obtained a dismissal of claims under the Federal Nursing Home Reform Act against RBE clients, Health and Hospital Corporation of Marion County and American Senior Communities,...

Employee Handbooks: One Size Does Not Fit All

Employee Handbooks: One Size Does Not Fit All

Unlike the hat the coach gave you when you played Little League baseball, when it comes to employee handbooks or manuals, one size does not fit all. If your company is going to have an employee handbook—and every employer should—that handbook...

Congratulations to RBE’s 2022 Super Lawyers

Congratulations to RBE’s 2022 Super Lawyers

Riley Bennett Egloff is proud to announce that eleven of its attorneys were named “Super Lawyers” and seven others as “Rising Stars." The awards were announced in the Super Lawyers magazine's 2022 issue, capping a process of peer nominations, peer...

Protecting Your Business’s Invisible Assets

Protecting Your Business’s Invisible Assets

By: Jaclyn Flint - RBE AttorneyIt is a common myth that intellectual property matters are reserved only for larger companies and do not affect small or medium-sized businesses.  However, like other myths and fairy tales, this is fiction.  Just like...