Summer is almost here, and many employers will be filling roles with minors. Listen as Julie Hopkins discusses the basic rules when hiring minors on the NKY @ Work segment of the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce podcast.
On March 23, 2023, Ohio Senate Bill 210 was signed into law. This law allows for married couples to enter into a postnuptial agreement or modify or revoke an existing prenuptial agreement.
Jessica L. Beauchamp of Strauss Troy has recently been accepted as a Fellow in the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML) for her outstanding achievements in Family Law. AAML Fellows are some of the most prestigious and well-respected Family Lawyers in the U.S. AAML is the leader in Family Law continuing education, publications, networking and training.
Strauss Troy is currently representing nearly 600 residents of East Palestine, Ohio and closely surrounding areas for the losses and damages they sustained as a result of the derailment of the Norfolk Southern train. Ron Parry of Strauss Troy has been appointed to serve on the Plaintiff’s Steering Committee in the litigation before Judge Benita Pearson of the Federal District Court in Youngstown, Ohio.
As of April 4, 2023, it is illegal to hold or use an electronic device while driving on Ohio roads, and drivers can be pulled over and cited for doing so. The new law, codified in Section 4511.204 of the Ohio Revised Code, was passed to curb distracted driving.
Last December, Congress passed the SECURE 2.0 Act, a massive piece of legislation with many provisions affecting retirement plans. Some become effective in 2023 and others in later years, with regulations to come further explaining how these new laws will be put into practice.
The sweeping changes to Ohio property tax law, as well as additional minor changes, will serve to benefit private property owners, especially owners of large commercial properties.
Strauss Troy attorney James D. Houston co-authored the “Fringe Benefits Bonds” chapter for ABA’s The Law of Commercial Surety and Miscellaneous Bonds.
Strauss Troy congratulates Michelle Reid on being the winner 2022 Next Generation Leader Awards in Professional Services.
A company’s preparation and response to a data breach can affect both civil and regulatory liability, but there are ways to mitigate that liability.
A company’s response and preparation for a data breach can affect both civil and regulatory liability. Is your company prepared?
Cybersecurity breaches are becoming more and more common in a remote work world. Is your company prepared with an incident response plan?
Congratulations to the Elder mock trial team, who won their district trials and will be advancing to the regional competition in mid-February.
Congratulations to Jessica L. Beauchamp, who was named a Family Relations Certified Specialist by the Ohio State Bar Association.
Today the US Supreme Court issued a stay prohibiting enforcement of the OSHA Emergency Temporary Standard regarding workplace vaccination for COVID-19.
COVID-19 UPDATE: This Friday the U.S. Supreme Court Will Hear Challenges to OSHA Vaccination Mandate for Large Employers Posted on January 4, 2022.
Strauss Troy congratulates attorneys Margie Cunningham, Dan Hunt and Steve Schmidt, who have been named Shareholders of the firm. Margaret E. Cunningham (“Margie”) represents individuals, real estate investors, developers, and lenders in real estate transactions and related areas. Her practice is currently focused on commercial real estate transactions, commercial and residential title insurance, drafting and …Read More
Securities attorney Bo J. Howell discusses top issues registrants may encounter navigating the regulatory gauntlet.
Cryptocurrency is becoming more accepted by mainstream businesses. What exactly is crypto and how does it work? Strauss Troy breaks it all down for you.
Attorney Julie K. Hopkins provides an update on the status of the OSHA Emergency Temporary Standard (ETS) for Employers with 100 or More Employees.