The EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) became effective on May 25, 2018 and now applies in all EU member states.
Supreme Court Upholds Agreements that Compel Individual Arbitration of Employment Claims
There is little doubt that wage and hour class or collective action lawsuits are one of the biggest risks facing employers
Crain’s Quotes David Croft on Ohio’s Marijuana Program
Partner David Croft, who works with a number of marijuana-related businesses, discusses Ohio’s slow-to-start marijuana program with Jeremy Nobile at Crain’s.
Is a Corporation the Best Type of Business Entity with the New Flat Tax Rate of 21%?
by Mario J. Fazio, Esq. Under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act effective January 1, 2018 (the “Tax Act”), Congress drastically
Planning for 2018 and Beyond
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 (the “Tax Act”) made wholesale changes in the federal taxation of business income
Aaron Minc Quoted in CJN on Internet Defamation
In the November 24th edition of the Cleveland Jewish News, Aaron Minc weighed in on the growing problem of Internet defamation.
“What to Do About an Employee’s Controversial, Extreme Political Views”
Jon Hyman weighs in on how to deal with employees who are political extremists in an article written by Lauren Dixon
Meyers Roman Congratulates it Super Lawyers
Meyers Roman is proud and excited to announce that 15 of our attorneys have been named Super Lawyers or Rising Stars*
Ohio Legalizes Medical Marijuana – What to Know
On June 8, 2016, Governor John Kasich signed into law House Bill 523 legalizing the use of marijuana in limited medical
What Do Businesses Need to Know About the New Defend Trade Secrets Act?
On May 12, the federal Defend Trade Secrets Act took effect. What do businesses need to know about these new federal