Publications Archive

Lawsuit Challenging Medicaid Expansion Filed in Ohio Supreme Court

Controlling Board authorizes expanded Ohio Medicaid program and challenge filed in Ohio Supreme Court

Ohio Joint Legislative Ethics Commission Issues Memo on Lobbyist Expenditures and Reporting Requirements

With Federal Funding Comes Risk: Liability and Criminal Charges in School Related Cases - Violations Can Lead to Treble Damages, Penalties and Jail Time

Top 10 Questions About Political Activity in the Corporate Workplace

Ohio Department of Taxation Directs Same-Sex Couples How to File Income Tax Returns

The Tuomey Saga – The Latest Chapter

Hatch Act Now Allows Most Public Employees to Seek Political Office

Ohio Minimum Wage Increases by $.10, Effective January 1, 2014

An Environmental Class Action Complaint: Bell v. Cheswick Generating Station

ACA Update - Delay in Implementation Does Not Mean Employers Can Delay Preparation

Legal Same-Sex Marriages Recognized for Federal Tax Purposes

Demand Response reaches all-time high in PJM

Tenth District Court of Appeals court decision represents victory for municipalities of regulation of nutrient pollution

Claims, Public Records and the Work Product Exception

Subcontractor default insurance: A cautionary tale

Ohio AG: A Person may Simultaneously Serve as County Engineer and Member of the Board of Directors of a Conservancy District in that County

Sub. S.B. 58 Proposes Significant Changes to Both Ohio's Renewable Portfolio Standards and Energy Efficiency Requirements

CMS Delays Review of “Two-Midnight” Rule

No Rest for the Weary: The Feds Have Been Busy Fighting Health Care Fraud!

Does the Wartime Suspension of Limitations Act Spell the Doom of the Statute of Limitations Defense?

A Sole Shareholder Rolls the Dice and Loses Big

A Political Action Committee? We’re Just a Few Concerned Citizens!

Duke Energy Seeks PUCO Approval for Energy Efficiency and Demand Management Programs, Including CHP

Bipartisan energy efficiency bill arrives to U.S. Senate floor

Department of Labor Issues Guidance on Definitions of “Spouse” and “Marriage” Following DOMA Decision

Medicaid Expansion Group Reaches Next Step in Initiated Statute Process

The Check's Not All You Have to Sign: Filing Requirements for Corporate Contributors to Ballot Issue Campaigns

A New Breed of Whistleblower? Consulting Company Turns in its Own Health Care Client for Alleged False Claims

CMS Implements New Conditions for Payments Related to Inpatient Hospital Admissions

Municipalities take electric aggregation measures to the ballot box as competitive rates emerge

Could this be you? Confession is good for the bottom line

HHS postpones deadline for finalizing Affordable Care Act agreements with insurance plans to mid-September

Center for Improvement in Healthcare Quality attains deeming authority

Top Five Dos and Don’ts for Lobbyist Filers

How to Power Up Your Non-Compete Agreements

Budget Bill Opens Door to Hiring of Superintendent Family Members as Teachers

Could This Be You?
Employee Injuries from Safety Violations Can Mean High Payments for the Employer

PUCO directs FirstEnergy to refund millions to ratepayers and adopts three percent cost cap methodology

Size Doesn’t Matter: Commonality and the Shrinking Class in Dukes v. Wal-Mart

A Tale of Two Budgets: Competing Views on How the Biennium Budget Will Impact Businesses in Ohio

Governor Kasich Issues Executive Order for Ohio to Become Full SSUTP Member

New OIG Opinion Leaves Door Open to New Preferred Hospital Networks Without Violating Kickback Statutes

Employers To Be Penalized for Improperly Responding to Unemployment Compensation Information Requests

Lobbyist Reporting Requirements for National Conferences

New Law May Help Ohio Employers Avoid Layoffs

New Federal and Ohio Environmental Regulations on Emergency Generators Create Opportunities — and Confusion — for Businesses

The Journey of Medicaid Expansion from the Affordable Care Act to Ohio

A Cell Phone, a Dead Woman, and a Fired Employee

Ohio Enacts Multiple Tax Changes in Budget Bill