Reminger Reports

• What Employers Need to Know About Safely Reopening Their Businesses During the COVID-19 Pandemic
  Jun 30, 2020
• U. S. Supreme Court Rules that Employers Cannot Discriminate Against LGBTQ Employees
  Jun 16, 2020
• Both High Court and Lawmakers Facing Important Decisions Regarding “Qualified Immunity” and Police Protection from Civil Suits
  Jun 10, 2020
• When a Herniated Disc is not a Herniated Disc: Ohio’s Continuing Jurisdiction in the Post-Surgical World
  May 20, 2020
• Ohio Supreme Court Rules That Policyholder Cannot Seek Recovery for All Damages Occurring Over Multiple Policy Periods From a Single Policy of Insurance Providing Coverage for Only “Those Sums” That Happen During the Policy
  Apr 23, 2020
• Legal Vaccine Against COVID-19 - Will Health Care Providers See Legal Protections?
  Apr 7, 2020
• While COVID-19 Forces Many to Work from Home, the Sixth Circuit Issues Ruling Requiring Disabled Employees to Present Documentation of Medical Necessity to Receive a Work from Home Accommodation
  Apr 6, 2020
• Ohio’s 11th District Court of Appeals Clarifies the Requirements to Lawfully Terminating a Teacher’s Contract
  Apr 1, 2020
• The Proliferation of Telemedicine Brings Significant Privacy and Malpractice Considerations
  Apr 1, 2020
• Insurer Owes a Duty of Good Faith and Fair Dealing to an Insured, Non-Policyholder
  Mar 30, 2020
• Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration Loosens Regulations to Bolster COVID-19 Response
  Mar 23, 2020
• Not All Public Policies Are Equal: The Supreme Court of Ohio Further Refines Wrongful Termination in Violation of Public Policy
  Mar 16, 2020
• Indiana Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Bar After Patron Blinded in Fight
  Mar 16, 2020
• The Sixth Circuit Requires Further Student-on-Student Harassment in Order to Hold a School Liable Under Title IX
  Mar 16, 2020
• Ohio Legislature Attempts Once Again to Enact New Law to Close Real Estate Tax Loophole
  Feb 4, 2020
• Ohio Supreme Court Determines That Personal Injury Lawyers Cannot Sue Tortfeasor’s Insurer to Recover Fees
  Jan 27, 2020
• Indiana Law Firm’s Failure to File Tort Claim Notice Did Not Proximately Cause Its Client a Lost Opportunity to Settle with Public Entities
  Jan 17, 2020
• Kentucky Court of Appeals Reaffirms Sudden Emergency Defense
  Jan 17, 2020
• Sixth Circuit Holds That Ohio’s Affidavit of Merit Requirement Does Not Apply To Medical Claims Filed In Federal Court
  Dec 3, 2019
• Indiana Reaffirms Immunity for Gun Dealers for Criminal or Unlawful Misuse of a Firearm
  Nov 6, 2019
• Website Accessibility – Is Your Website Compliant with Title III of the ADA
  Oct 14, 2019
• United States Supreme Court to Decide Whether Title VII Protects Sexual Orientation and Gender Identification
  Sep 24, 2019
• Supreme Court of Ohio Holds That Retailers Are Not Responsible When Motorized Carts Cause Injury
  Sep 23, 2019
• SEC Guidance on RIA Standard of Care and Broker-Dealer Exemption
  Sep 3, 2019
• Indiana Supreme Court Rejects Wrongful Death Claim Due to High Schooler’s Contributory Negligence
  Aug 15, 2019
• Immune, Not Forgotten: Ohio’s First District Holds Immune Employer Can Be Used as an “Empty Chair” When Considering Apportionment of Fault
  Aug 13, 2019
• Breach of Contract Claims Find No Quarter in the Language of Ohio’s Statute of Repose: R.C. § 2305.131 Applies Both Tort and Contract Claims
  Aug 12, 2019
• Kentucky Supreme Court Invalidates Pre-Injury Liability Waivers for Minors
  Jul 9, 2019