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Third-party acquisition is a type of alternative investment in which one party purchases and takes ownership of another. Read this article for more information.

One of the fundamental aspects of divorce mediation is for each spouse to fully release all relevant information. Once you’ve put in the time, effort, and preparation, everything else can proceed seamlessly. Read on to learn what you’ll need for divorce mediation.

The ongoing pandemic has a longevity that no one anticipated, and the resulting economic impact and distress will too. As the end of forbearance brings to bear the true weight of your financial crisis, know that you have allies.

Restrictions on travel and business activity and widespread stay-at-home orders as a result of the coronavirus are having an unprecedented impact on the hotel and hospitality industry. Learn how our property receivers can help struggling hoteliers.

Court-appointed commercial real estate receivership is a cost-effective alternative to foreclosure and bankruptcy that can successfully protect and preserve your collateral.

While it's true that appointing either a receiver or a liquidator indicates a company is in serious financial trouble, there are crucial differences between these two processes. We'll discuss what they have in common and what sets them apart.

Receivership is a form of debt restructuring that helps the company in dispute avoid bankruptcy or liquidation while the lawsuit is in progress. Learn more here.

Negative feelings when a married couple separates can make the process more expensive than it needs to be. A more amicable alternative you may consider is divorce mediation. What is it and is it right for you?

In order to become a successful negotiator, you need to dismiss them and approach negotiation in a straightforward, reasonable, and pragmatic manner. The following are five myths that can be defeated:

Mark Dottore is honored to be a member of the National Federal Equity Receivers, or NAFER, a group of the best receivers in the country.

Mark Dottore talks about why colleges need to enter receivership to get rid of some of their past debt in order to retool and move forward.

On Friday, September 14, 2018, Dotttore Companies and Whitmer & Ehrman held their annual networking luncheon in the Dottore Companies warehouse.

Attorney Mary K. Whitmer brings decades of experience to support the national receivership firm.

For the last 8 years, Dottore Companies has been the court-appointed receiver overseeing the 160-acre Harvard Refuse landfill in the Cuyahoga River industrial valley. Dottore Companies proposes solutions for the Harvard Reuse Landfill.

Successful negotiation takes skill, patience and insight into the desires and fears of each party. An ideal resolution for one party may not be ideal for another.

The holiday season is a time to give gifts and give thanks. This year, we have a lot to be thankful for. Through innovation and collaboration, the city we’ve called home for so many years is alive again. We’re grateful to witness such a revival to Cleveland.

Effective listening can open the door to new ideas for solutions, increase trust and respect among all parties, and boost closure rates. These 5 tips can help you improve your listening skills.