Ohio has been one of the states hardest hit by the opioid epidemic. And now, Ohioans who received Suboxone for opioid addiction treatment are facing a new risk: damage to their teeth. Suboxone oral film, made to be dissolved in the mouth, has been linked to dental erosion and decay—side effects that some claim the … Continue reading “Suboxone Tooth Decay Lawsuits in Ohio”
On June 13, 2022, the new Ohio “permitless” carry law goes into effect. On that date, every Ohioan age 21 and over who is legally allowed to possess a handgun may carry a concealed handgun without a permit. Here’s what state residents should know about permitless or “constitutional” carry and its impact on their firearm … Continue reading “Ohio’s New Permitless Carry Law: What To Know”
Ohio’s new LLC Act took effect on February 11, 2022. It makes several important changes that impact existing Ohio LLCs and those looking to form an Ohio LLC. It is now in force and applies to all limited liability companies that do business in Ohio. Failure to comply with the new law’s provisions could result … Continue reading “Ohio’s New LLC Act: What Companies Need to Know”
Whether your Independence Day celebration includes a community gathering or a backyard barbeque with friends and family, evening fireworks are likely to highlight the night. Fourth of July fireworks are a popular way to celebrate national prosperity and patriotism, and symbolize the birth of our nation. But what happens when the celebration goes awry? Here’s a … Continue reading “Everything You Need to Know Before Igniting Fireworks in Ohio”
The topic of mass shootings is an uncomfortable one. Yet, unfortunately, with mass shootings on the rise, we offer the following educational information about mass shooting liability as a public service to our readers. Nothing in this blog post should be considered legal advice. Reading this information does not create an attorney-client privilege. Each case is … Continue reading “Mass Shooting Liability and Compensation”
On Thursday November 19, a new COVID-19 health order took effect requiring Ohioans to stay at home between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m. The order lasts until December 10, with exemptions for Constitutionally-protected activities and activities deemed “essential.” Local law enforcement officials have expressed mixed reactions about enforcing the curfew. The Muskingum County Sheriff and … Continue reading “Ohio Under New COVID-19 Curfew: What You Need To Know About Latest Restrictions”
Few places are more dangerous for Ohio workers than Ohio road construction zones. The danger stems not from the type of work but rather from passing motorists’ failure to pay attention, slow down, and move over. Despite Ohio’s Move Over law, which requires vehicles traveling on state highways or Ohio interstates to “move over” for … Continue reading “Ohio Road Construction Zone Dangers”
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” order for Ohioans that went into effect at 11:59 p.m. on March 23 and will last until at least April 6. Under the order, people can only … Continue reading “Ohioans Risk Penalties For Ignoring Coronavirus “Stay-at-Home” Order”
