Donald B. Rineer Director
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As a director of Dunlevey, Mahan & Furry, Don Rineer focuses his practice on representation of clients in mergers and acquisitions, complex transactions, corporate, technology, litigation, real estate, and construction matters.
Don is a member of the American (including the Business Law and Construction Law Forums), Ohio State, Indiana State and Dayton Bar Associations, and is licensed to practice law in Ohio and Indiana. Don has been a speaker on mechanics’ liens and other topics to various business groups both locally and nationally.
Don received his undergraduate degree from the University of Cincinnati and his law degree from the University of Dayton School of Law, where he was an associate editor of the University of Dayton Law Review.
To view articles authored by Don, click on the links to the left.
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MICA 2004 Contract Terms
Mutual consent often occurs through the process of offer and acceptance, although in many cases contracts... |
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Protecting Your Company from your Customer's Bankruptcy
Almost every business will suffer through a customer’s bankruptcy at some time. But, the better... |
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“Through the Roof” Material Price Escalation
and Construction Services
The Problem
- Material prices increasing
- Most construction contracts are fixed-price contracts and can take a year or more to
complete - Such contracts are typically based on material prices estimated at the beginning of the project
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Material Price Escalation 2005
Businesses must act independently of each other. Any agreement, contract or understanding... |
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Ohio Mechanics Liens
A mechanics’ lien is an interest in real property for the purpose of securing compensation to persons who... |
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