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  • Managing Partner Chris Keim Named Co-Chair of the CMBA’s Continuing Criminal Justice Reform REAL Workgroup
  • Podcast: Looking at the 2021 PPP Loan
  • Construction Group Announces Webinar Series
  • COVID-19 Return to Work Q&A
  • Maintaining Culture, Productivity and Safety in Today's Remote Workplace
  • Recovery of Environmental Remediation Costs Nixed by “Owned Property” Exclusion
  • Coronavirus Daily Updates /Resource Center
  • Podcast: A Dose of Prevention: COVID Vaccine Primer for Employers
  • OSHA Issues New Significant COVID Guidance
  • Managing Partner Christopher Keim Named to Cleveland Magazine’s Cleveland 500
  • Podcast: Premises Liability in the COVID World
  • Attorney Travis Teare Joins Providence House Associate Board
  • Biden Administration Reverses Numerous Trump Health Care Initiatives
  • Using NDAs Or Confidentiality Agreements to Head Off – Or Support – Misappropriation Claims
  • Partner Melissa Jones Appointed to the City of Hudson Planning Commission
  • No. It is Not Okay to Travel to Thailand or Threaten Co-Workers While on FMLA Leave
  • Biden Expects Tougher COVID Enforcement and Guidance from OSHA Under His Administration
  • President-Elect Biden’s Labor Agenda Comes Into Clearer Focus And Employers Need To Plan Accordingly
  • Congratulations to New Partners Brad Reed and Ryan Smith
  • Ohio’s Updated Anti-Discrimination Law
  • Attorney Mia Garcia Named to Cleveland Foundation's Foundations for Philanthropy Program
  • Court to Decide If California’s Rest Break Rules are Preempted by the FMCSR
  • What Does A Change in Senate Control Mean for Ohio’s Marijuana Laws?
  • Department of Labor Provides FFCRA Expiration Guidance
  • Congress Clarifies the Deductibility of Expenses Paid with Forgiven PPP Loan Proceeds
  • Frantz Ward Attorneys Alanna Guy and Kalynne Proctor Named to FDCC Ladder Down Cleveland Class of 2021
  • EEOC Answers Your COVID-19 Vaccination Questions
  • Ohio BWC's Final Dividend Check Arrives Just in Time
  • Settling Without Your Knowledge and Consent: Indemnitors Beware
  • Welcome Transportation Partner Matt Selby
  • Forty-One Frantz Ward Attorneys Named to the 2021 Ohio Super Lawyers List
  • The Necessity of Advance Directives
  • Frantz Ward Labor & Employment Webinar Series Recordings Available Here
  • Frantz Ward Partner Tom Haren Quoted in Article about Medical Marijuana Advertising Restrictions
  • Can Your Government Suffer a “Bodily Injury”? Maybe.
  • How “Personal” is your PHI? Ohio Supreme Court Weighs In
  • Congratulations Noelle Visintainer for Receiving Her OSBA Paralegal Certification
  • Significant Employment Law Changes on the Way in 2021
  • Actions Speak Louder than Words, and Can Get You in More Trouble
  • OSHA Releases Respiratory Protection Guidance for Nursing Homes
  • Proud to be Recognized in 2021 Best Law Firms
  • The End of 2020 Means Deadlines for Mandatory Sexual Harassment Training in Various States
  • Would Mrs. Palsgraf Wear a Mask?
  • Year-end Giving Takes Yearlong Planning
  • Liability & Insurance Limits in Design Agreements
  • Construction Partner Thomas Cardone Elected VP of CMAA
  • The Impact of the Election on Ohio Marijuana Laws
  • Surprise! Hidden Conditions on Renovation Projects
  • What’s In a Name?
  • EEOC Proposes New Rules Regarding Conciliation
  • Nonprofit Ashlie’s Embrace Takes Home Top Prize in Frantz Ward 20 For 20 Program
  • Jon Scandling Is Now OSHA Certified
  • Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals Rules on Employees Being Discharged for Racially Charged Language in Social Media Post
  • Thoughts On The New Supreme Court Appointee? Well It Sounds Like Good News for Employers
  • It’s Not What It Looks Like: Amazon is Not a “Supplier” of Products
  • Congratulations to Partner Nora Loftus! Named to the Women Worth Watching List
  • Partner Ralph Higgins Receives the Distinguished Advisor Award
  • The Offer in Compromise, A Lifesaver for a Taxpayer Drowning in Tax Debt
  • Do you think you are an “additional insured”? Maybe; Maybe Not
  • Family Law Shifts From 'Winning' to Finding Middle Ground
  • Proud to be recognized as a 2020 Top Workplace
  • Message From Our Managing Partner
  • 47 Frantz Ward Attorneys Recognized By The Best Lawyers in America
  • Keeping politics out of the workplace? Plan ahead to avoid legal issues!
  • Congratulations to Partners Brett Bacon and Brian Kelly Named "Lawyers of the Year" in Cleveland
  • Changes in Ohio Workers’ Compensation Law Taking Effect in September 2020
  • EEOC Limits Its Power to Bring “Pattern and Practice” Charges
  • SEC Adopts Changes to Accredited Investor Definition
  • Sixth Circuit Provides Guidance on the Exhaustion of Administrative Remedies Where ERISA Plan Documents are Silent
  • Employee Drug Tests in Ohio Found not to Violate Employee Privacy
  • Ohio Court Avoids the Application of Schwartz v. Honeywell Int’l, Inc.
  • Which nonprofit will win $20,000? You decide.
  • Partner Christina Niro Named to CMBA's Leadership Academy Class of 2021
  • After reviewing Chiropractors’ challenge, the Sixth Circuit finds no “cracks” in Ohio’s Health Care Solicitation Law
  • Legal Consequences of Collaborative Design Technology
  • The McDonald’s Investigation – Hold the Fries, but Don’t Forget to Check the Emails
  • Supreme Court Allows, But Limits, Disgorgement as a Remedy in SEC Enforcement Actions
  • Partner Brian Kelly Appointed Bar Admissions Committee Chair of the CMBA
  • Congratulations Partner Matt Kadish Ranked Band 1 in Prestigious Chambers USA
  • NLRB’s General Motors Decision Facilitates Return to Workplace Civility
  • Pandemic Reveals Benefits of Modular Construction
  • EEOC Modifies and Expands Mediation Program
  • Partner Nora Loftus Recognized Among Distinguished Women
  • Payment Delays on OPWC Projects Avoided – For Now
  • Mia Garcia Is Named to Crain's 2020 Twenty in Their 20s List
  • U.S. Supreme Court Expands Ministerial Exception to Bar Employment Claims Against Religious Institutions
  • Property Tax Seasons Commences
  • Frantz Ward Launches 20 For 20 to Donate $40,000 to Local Nonprofits
  • Frantz Ward Acquires KHW To Better Serve Clients
  • Crain's Cleveland Business Reports on Acquisition
  • Cleveland Jewish News Features Acquisition, "Better Together"
  • Partner Christopher Keim Quoted in Smart Business Article, "Give Back, Gain a New Perspective"
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