Discarding McDonnell Douglas: A Shot Across the Bow From Justice Thomas
A recent US Supreme Court concurring opinion signals the potential for a seismic upheaval for employment litigators in Ohio and
A recent US Supreme Court concurring opinion signals the potential for a seismic upheaval for employment litigators in Ohio and
Last month, the Trump Administration directed the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to begin the process of “rescheduling”
Following the death of Charlie Kirk, there has been considerable discussion about what consequences properly follow an employee who speaks
This past June, the United States Supreme Court issued its unanimous decision in Ames v. Ohio Department of Youth Services,
In considering an offer letter or employment agreement, employees should look closely at what constitutes “cause” for employment termination. While
On January 16, 2025, this blog presciently posed the question: “Is DEI Legal?” Just before President Trump’s inauguration, I wrote
Legal issues arising outside the workplace can often directly affect workplace laws, especially regarding DEI initiatives. As many of us
If you are enduring sexual harassment in the workplace, the identity of your “harasser” can have a huge impact on
When employees are going through health challenges, the hope is that they are fortunate enough to have access to effective
Whether you’re purchasing property or conveying property to a third party, ensuring that the deed is properly executed, delivered, and