About Thompson Hine
Established in 1911, Thompson Hine LLP is a business law firm dedicated to providing superior client service. With approximately 400 lawyers in eight offices, we serve premier businesses worldwide.
Beyond Our Practice
Our Client Service Pledge
What Our Clients Can Expect From Us . . .
1. We will know your business.
We make it our business to understand your business. We will invest our time and resources to develop and maintain knowledge of the dynamics that impact both your industry and your organization. Understanding your business will help us provide better counsel to you.
2. We will plan our engagements with you.
We know that clients differ in their goals, risk tolerance and a variety of other factors that must be taken into consideration before work can begin on any matter. At the beginning of every significant matter, we will work with you to develop a plan to meet your strategic goals. By agreeing on a plan at the beginning—and adjusting it as needed—we will stay focused on what is most important to you.
3. We will manage your work as if we were the client.
We will work with you to manage your costs. We will staff every matter with the right resources, and we will manage the work as if we were the client—delivering the highest quality of service on time and in the most cost-effective manner.
4. We will be available when you need us.
We recognize that you often need to make swift decisions and act quickly. We will be ready to act for you when you need us, and we will make ourselves available wherever and whenever necessary.
5. We will communicate often.
Our goal is that you will never be surprised about developments in anything we are handling. We will provide regular updates on the progress of your matters, including all significant developments and changes to scope, timeline or budget.
6. We will provide the highest-quality counsel.
Above all else, we stand for the highest quality. Our lawyers, paralegals and staff take pride in the work they do. From the boardroom to the courtroom, you can count on Thompson Hine for the highest-quality service.
What Our Clients Can Do To Help . . .
1. We ask you to share your goals.
The more we know about your goals, the better we can manage our services to help you attain them. If your goals change as a matter progresses, we ask that you tell us, so we can adjust our approach to meet your expectations.
2. We want to know your preferences for working with us.
We ask you to tell us your preferred methods of communication, invoice and billing procedures, and anything else that is important to you, so that we can deliver our service the way you want it.
3. We need your feedback.
We want your feedback on our performance so that we can continue to meet and exceed your expectations.
News
Thompson Hine Grows Corporate Practice
Privacy & Information Security Update: Compliance Deadline Approaches Under New Massachusetts Law
The Regulation of Investment Funds - A Fordham Law Symposium February 19, 2010
Events
- Social Media – Why It's Important
- Staying Ahead of the Curve: Managing Today's Regulatory Risk for Tomorrow's Success
- Best Practices in Mass, Complex and Toxic Tort Litigation
- Surviving Regulatory Reform: What Every Investment Adviser Needs to Know
Publications
- Transportation Update: U.S. Magnesium Wins Small Rate Case
- Investment Management Update: FINRA Releases Guidance on Blogs and Social Networking Web Sites
- Environmental Update: Was Chicken Little Right? Recent Developments in Air Pollution Law
- Tax Update: IRS to Require Disclosure of Uncertain Tax Positions on Business Returns
- Investment Management Update: Enhanced Governance and Risk Oversight Disclosure for Investment Companies
- Green Products Update: More Cops on the Green Beat
- Land Use and Real Estate Litigation Alert: Supreme Court Refuses to Consider Florida Zoning Case
- 2010 Thresholds for Hart-Scott-Rodino Antitrust Improvements Act of 1976
- Executive Compensation and Tax Update: IRS Provides New Opportunities to Fix Section 409A Violations
- Transportation Government Mediation Programs as an Effective Tool for Advocates, Part II
- Transportation Update: STB Discontinues Dockets
- Corporate Tax Update: State of Ohio Job Creation and Job Retention Tax Credits
- 21st Century Infrastructure: Opportunities and Hurdles for Renewable Energy Development
- Investment Management Update: SEC Adopts Amended Custody Rules for Investment Advisers
- Climate Change and Sustainable Business Solutions Update: The Copenhagen Climate Change Conference: Was Anything Accomplished?
- Personal & Succession Planning Advisory: The Estate Tax Is Dead! Long Live the Estate Tax!