Last week in the Ohio General Assembly, Representatives Nickie J. Antonio (D-Lakewood) and Nancy Garland (D-New Albany) introduced a bill that would prohibit health insurers from considering gender. H.B. No. 551 reads in part – “No health insuring corporation shall …
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In her recently published article, Law Faculties: Moving Beyond Operating as Independent Contractors to Form Communities of Teachers, 38 Ohio N.UL. Rev. 243, author Melissa Marlow posits that traditional law school culture has fostered a paradigm of tenured law faculty …
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Under the current Animal Welfare Act (AWA), which was passed over 40 years ago – long before the Internet age – pets can be sold online sight unseen, without regard to the health or humane treatment of the animals. A …
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Summer’s almost here! If you’re lucky, maybe you can take break from your course-related reading, and slip in a few more casual reads. Here are some suggestions from our collection on women of color in the practice of law. What …
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The ABA’s Law Practice Management Section’s latest helpful book is Locked Down: Information Security for Lawyers [Find it] written by two practicing attorneys and an engineer technologist. The book succinctly covers a wide range of information security issues, such as: …
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