Insights

In today's digital age, cyber threats are no longer just a concern for large corporations. From data breaches to ransomware, the consequences of a cyber incident can be devastating, ranging from financial losses and reputational harm to legal liabilities.

According to recently published data from Epiq Bankruptcy Analytics, the upward trend of bankruptcy filings continues nationwide. Total bankruptcy filings year-to-date in 2025 are up 23.5% over 2024, while total chapter 7 filings show a 19.8% increase, and chapter 13 filings show an 8.3% increase.

Even the most robust business plan does not prevent legal disputes from impacting your company. If they do arise, it's important to know how you can protect yourself and your business.

Ahhhh the inbox. Who doesn't want to talk about the inbox? It's always the loaded question: If you actually took some time off and did not check your inbox, what will the count be when you return?

Shareholder Sara Costanzo recently attended the American Financial Services Association (AFSA) 2025 Vehicle Finance Conference in New Orleans, LA.

What a year! In 2024, Weltman successfully had two office moves - in Cleveland and Columbus. Now that the dust has settled, and we look ahead to 2025, we want to share our top ten blogs of the year!

Our shareholder and commercial collections expert Andrew Voorhees dives into the nuances of deficiency collections during our latest Collections Corner Episode 2. You can watch the full episode, available now, and dig into some of the top questions answered in the rest of this article.

Shareholder Tiffani Palmer and Attorney Michael Chapman recently spoke and exhibited at the National Association of Subrogation Professionals (NASP) Fall Conference in Phoenix, Arizona. After their discussion and presentation, they are sharing a summary of their session with these top ten key points.

Shareholder and Government Collections Group chair Sara Costanzo recently spoke and exhibited at the Ohio Association of Public Treasurers (OAPT) Fall Conference in Maumee Bay, Ohio. Sara discussed fraud detection and prevention, warning signs in public office, and reviewing actual criminal cases.

It's that time in the Bluegrass when the air is crisp, leaves begin to fall, horseracing is in full gear, the bourbon is poured, and basketball season is right around the corner. To celebrate the season, I figured I would give a little bourbon recommendation, horseracing history, and, of course, some legal knowledge.