Over the last 13 months, we’ve watched the world cope with a global pandemic that required lockdowns and quarantines. While the vaccine is here and things are starting to return to normal, it’s had an indelible impact on the practice of law. Some things, like remote proceedings, will likely continue into the future. Other factors […]
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Ohio’s nursing home abuse problem has long been rampant. We carefully watch the news for information that could affect clients and residents, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. Two of the most recent developments have occurred within the last month: first, the state is easing guidelines for nursing home visits, and second, there are dozens of
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In September 2020, Ohio governor Mike DeWine signed Ohio House Bill 606 into law. This bill grants broad, temporary civil immunity to healthcare providers, schools, and small businesses. This legislation is designed to protect civil workers who spread COVID-19. On its face, that could be a good thing—having to work with the public every day
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