The Ohio Supreme Court recently addressed a business litigation question of, 'Can an informational brochure be considered part of a written contract?" The case involved a man with a degree from a Syrian medical school. In order to obtain a medical residency in Ohio,...
Month: June 2013
Airline seeks immunity against security threat mistakes
According to the reports, the Supreme Court will hear a case regarding whether or not airlines will be protected from lawsuits that arise from reporting a false security threat. If the airline is not granted immunity, the ruling may have a negative effect on the...
Ohio businesses may use non-competes to protect interests
Many types of businesses rely upon non-compete agreements to protect trade secrets and other proprietary information. Non-compete agreements are common in large corporations and may be included in an employment contract or negotiated as a part of a severance package....
Small business hiring begins to heat up
Reports this week show that small business hiring is showing signs of improvement as the economy looks to continue to improve. Wednesday, the payroll giant ADP reported that small businesses added slightly more jobs in May than were recorded in April. The company also...
