Shareholder Liability in Ohio: Confounding Attorneys and Others, South High Development Limited v. Weiner, Lippe & Cromley Co., L.P.A.

Authors

Timothy J. O'Hearn

Abstract

The purpose of this article is to explore the soundness and ramifications of South High Development Limited v. Weiner, Lippe & Cromley Co., L.P.A. To begin, the case holding will be summarized and the history of professional corporations reviewed. Special emphasis will be placed on Ohio legal professional corporations. A critique of the court's rationale and analysis of its implications will then follow.

Recommended Citation

O'Hearn, Timothy J. (1984) "Shareholder Liability in Ohio: Confounding Attorneys and Others, South High Development Limited v. Weiner, Lippe & Cromley Co., L.P.A.," Akron Law Review: Vol. 17: Iss. 1, Article 9.
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