Do you know? Ohio’s Civil Theft Statute
Do you know? Ohio has a specific statute that allows for one to sue civilly for theft. Not only can one recover the amounts stolen, but als...
By Jon Hyman
Do you know? Ohio has a specific statute that allows for one to sue civilly for theft. Not only can one recover the amounts stolen, but als...
By Jon Hyman
According to last week's Wall Street Journal Career Journal , theft by employees may be reaching epidemic proportions. In the wake...
By Jon Hyman
I had planned on doing an elaborate post on the inherent risks to employers from holiday parties. The Connecticut Employment Law Blog and t...
By Jon Hyman
As I mentioned on Monday ( Do-overs ), an unconditional offer of reinstatement can be a useful tool to minimize or even avoid liability in a...
By Jon Hyman
Last week, Republic Windows and Doors, a Chicago manufacturer, announced that because Bank of America had cancelled its line of credit, it w...
By Jon Hyman
Business organizations have decided to fight fire with fire, putting out their own advertisements on the dangers of the Employee Free Choice...
By Jon Hyman
While I was watching Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer with my family and something struck me. The elves making toys for Santa looked awfully ...