Ohio’s Judicial Release Law: Update
Shortened Prison Sentences Increase Due to COVID-19 In response to a growing number of COVID-19 cases among the incarcerated, Governor Mike DeWine and local judges have authorized the release of [...]
Holding The Police Liable for Violating Your Civil Liberties
What happens when police officers violate the civil liberties of citizens while enforcing the law? This question is front and center following the recent death of a Minneapolis man while in [...]
Ohio Ranks Fifth in Nation for Nursing Home Deficiencies
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought renewed focus to nursing home deficiencies, and nursing home residents have been particularly hard hit by the coronavirus, both in Ohio and nationwide. Around [...]
Ohio Workers’ Compensation Allowing Some COVID-19 Claims
Ohio State Workers’ Compensation law currently covers 22 occupational diseases. The scheduled occupational diseases range from anthrax and lead poisoning to conditions related to industrial [...]
Estate Planning is Fundamental to Your Peace-of-Mind
Time and experience have shown that having a Last Will and Testament (a Will) and Directives (Health Care Power of Attorney and Financial Power of Attorney) are some of the most fundamental acts [...]
Ohioans Risk Penalties For Ignoring Coronavirus “Stay-at-Home” Order
Ohio’s Stay-At-Home Order Now In Effect In response to the new coronavirus, COVID-19, Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and Ohio Department of Health Director Amy Acton issued a “stay-at-home” [...]