Akron, OH
Appeals Lawyer at Akron, OH
Practice Areas: Appeals, Criminal Defense ... +3 more
No, you are required to continue working if you want to keep your job. If your employer isn't pay you for hours that you worked and/or not...
It could be that the employer misread the report, or the third-party investigative company gave incorrect information. You should communicate...
Mr. Lassen is exactly right, HIPPA is indeed a paper tiger. There is no "private right" of action according to recent circuit court opinions, this...
You might have grounds for a motion to suppress the field sobriety tests, based on your medical condition -- assuming that you have documentation...
In this situation, the most important thing is to closely review the language in the contract. Many employment contracts have prohibitions against...
The key issue is whether or not the criminal charges you face carry potential jail time. The U.S. Supreme Court and lower federal courts hold that...
Each of Ohio's 88 counties have different websites and different amounts of information available on-line. Ohio's Public Records statute is very...
You have to be convicted before you can be assessed any traffic fine. Most traffic cases are "waiveable" meaning that people just send in a...
Under current Ohio law, you cannot have a conviction expunged "sealed" if you had any previous conviction. It must be one -- and one only --...
In Ohio (and most other states), unemployment appeals are handled by a state administrative agency. That agency allows an "administrative appeal,"...
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