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Potential Statutory Employer Jury Question Argued in High Court
The question of whether an employee and sole owner of a carpentry business was an independent contractor or an employee of the general contractor is not appropriate for jury consideration, counsel for the general contractor argued before the state Supreme Court last week.View more book results for the query "*"
Sibling Preference vs. Meritocracy
Daniel J. Kornstein is a partner in Kornstein Veisz Wexler & Pollard. "It is terribly unfair to the child who should be in a G&T program but is excluded because of it," he argues, "because another child, who had scored lower on the qualifying test, was accepted due to the other child having a sibling already in that program."Ohio AG: New Rape-Case Charges Can Help Community
STEUBENVILLE, Ohio -- Long-anticipated charges against adults implicated in the aftermath of a 16-year-old girl's rape offer the community a chance to begin healing after the case that was dogged by allegations of a cover-up, according to Ohio's attorney general.Judge Refuses to Dismiss Legal Malpractice Lawsuit
An arbitration panel in 2006 found Roberts failed to establish he suffered any damage from the dissolution of Roberts & Finger.White Mountains Reinsurance Company of America v. Borton Petrini, LLP
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