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Jun 07

When Even a Little Money Could Spell Serious Trouble: Estate Planning for Families with Special Needs or Substance Abuse Beneficiaries

Do you have a close family member with an addiction problem or special needs? Do you have friends caring for loved

Jun 06

“Don’t Do That!:” Lessons from America’s WORST Employers

A national grocery chain, located in Portland, fired an armless employee who just wanted to ride his bike to work. The

May 31

When Even a Little Money Could Spell Serious Trouble – Estate Planning for Families with Special Needs and Substance Abuse Beneficiaries

Do you have a close family member with an addiction problem or special needs? Do you have friends caring for loved

May 15

Administrative Partner Jenifere Singleton Wins Crain’s Award

Based on a rigorous selection process, Administrative Partner Jenifere Singleton has been named by Crain’s Cleveland Business to a short list

May 01

Meyers Roman Team Continues to Grow

Partner Gina Bevack-Ciani has joined the firm as the Chair of the Estate Planning Group. She brings a strong background in

Apr 23

Partner Jon Hyman Interviewed Extensively This Week on Employment Issues

Partner Jon Hyman has been busy. Recently, he was interviewed by the Cleveland Plain Dealer, Cleveland Jewish News, and NPR. Plain

Mar 26

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.

Mar 22

Partner David Croft Weighs in on Using Blockchain

David Croft expresses his approval of using blockchain for specific applications in this week’s Crain’s (Jeremy Nobile): “Cleveland company casting plan

Feb 14

Meyers Roman Welcomes Douglas B. Brown, LLC to the Firm

We are pleased to announce that Douglas B. Brown, LLC (DBB), a boutique national affirmative action law firm, has joined our

Jan 29

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