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Teachers obtain final judgment in backpay

12 June 2023
Jeffrey Geisinger
Teachers obtain final judgment in backpay

The Law Firm of Green Haines Sgambati L.P.A. has been honored to represent the Career and Technical Association (“CATA”) in its successful litigation against the Auburn Vocational School District Board of Education (“Board”).

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Important Facts about Non-Compete Agreements

01 May 2023
Richard Bush
Important Facts about Non-Compete Agreements

A non-compete agreement is a contract between an employer and an employee prohibiting or restricting the employee from directly or indirectly competing with the employer.

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Am I Eligible for Workers’ Compensation if I Work from Home?

03 April 2023
Lisa A. Connolly
Am I Eligible for Workers’ Compensation if I Work from Home?

If I am working from home and sustain an injury, can workers’ compensation apply? The simple answer is YES.

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Do Not Accept an Early Offer from an Auto Insurance Company

08 March 2023
Emily Bush
Do Not Accept an Early Offer from an Auto Insurance Company

One way that insurance adjusters can try to take advantage of your stress is by tendering an “early offer” to settle your bodily injury claim. 

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IMPORTANCE OF PROMPTLY FILING YOUR WORKERS’ COMPENSATION CLAIM

08 February 2023
Shawn Scharf
IMPORTANCE OF PROMPTLY FILING YOUR WORKERS’ COMPENSATION CLAIM

Over the past several years, the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation has taken incremental steps to reduce the time an injured worker has to timely file a claim.

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I Was Injured in a Car Accident – Who Pays My Medical Bills?

09 January 2023
Emily Bush
I Was Injured in a Car Accident – Who Pays My Medical Bills?

If you or a loved one are injured after being involved in an accident, one of your first questions may be, “How am I going to pay for my medical bills?”

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Injured But Classified as an Independent Contractor by your Employer?

21 December 2022
Lisa A. Connolly
Injured But Classified as an Independent Contractor by your Employer?

Businesses that hire independent contractors usually do not withhold taxes and do not maintain unemployment or worker’s compensation insurance for their workers.

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Injured in a Car Accident with an Uninsured Driver

26 September 2022
Emily Bush
Injured in a Car Accident with an Uninsured Driver

What if the person who is at-fault stopped paying for their car insurance and their coverage has lapsed?

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Slip and Fall

22 August 2022
Ryan M Harrell
Slip and Fall

When a customer goes into a place of business, such as a supermarket or department store, & is injured by slipping & falling on a substance or tripping over an object, many people immediately assume the business is liable for the customer’s injuries.

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Late Pay Triggers Damages Claims

22 July 2022
Richard Bush
Late Pay Triggers Damages Claims

Not getting paid ON TIME can result in bounced checks, late credit card and mortgage payments, bank fees, and other damages and hardship.

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CHANGE IN ADMINISTRATIVE CODE BENEFITS INJURED WORKERS IN OHIO

A recent change in the Ohio Administrative Code makes it easier for injured workers to obtain diagnostic services in their workers’ compensation claims.

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Long Overdue Increases to the Minimum Salary Threshold

Effective July 1, 2024, the U.S. Department of Labor (“DOL”) is increasing the minimum salary threshold for salaried employees.

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