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March 14, 2017 Labor & Employment Law Navigator Blog

Although Uncertain, the Results from a Periodic Checkup on the ACA Indicate that It May Not Have Long to Live

Republican leaders in the U.S. House of Representatives have introduced a bill intended to replace certain key provisions contained within the Affordable Care Act (commonly…

February 1, 2017 Labor & Employment Law Navigator Blog

SCOTUS Nominee Gorsuch Likely to Carry On Scalia Tradition

President Donald Trump has nominated Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Neil Gorsuch to fill the U.S. Supreme Court vacancy caused by the death of…

January 23, 2017 Labor & Employment Law Navigator Blog

A Notable Exception to At-Will Employment: Minority Shareholders of Close Corporations

In Ohio, the default rule governing employment relationships is employment at-will. Absent a legally recognized exception, an employer can terminate the employment of an at-will…

January 13, 2017 Labor & Employment Law Navigator Blog

Firefighters Gain New Workers’ Compensation Rights

Since 1993, the Ohio Workers’ Compensation Act (O.R.C. §4123), has provided firefighters and police officers additional workers’ compensation benefits. Specifically, it is presumed that firefighters…

January 6, 2017 Labor & Employment Law Navigator Blog

Marijuana Law & Policy Webinar

If you are interested in additional details surrounding the legalization of medical marijuana in Ohio, join Crain’s Cleveland Business for a webinar on Tuesday, January 10 from…

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Although Uncertain, the Results from a Periodic Checkup on the ACA Indicate that It May Not Have Long to Live

SCOTUS Nominee Gorsuch Likely to Carry On Scalia Tradition

A Notable Exception to At-Will Employment: Minority Shareholders of Close Corporations

Firefighters Gain New Workers’ Compensation Rights

Marijuana Law & Policy Webinar