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Public Duty Immunity and Inflatable Obstacle Courses

In the case of Abdou v. Ohio Dep’t of Agric., 2020-Ohio-6937, the Ohio Tenth District Court of Appeals held that the Ohio Department of Agriculture (“ODA”) was immune from liability regarding an injury suffered from an inflatable obstacle course. The injured individual argued that the ODA was responsible for the injuries suffered by the individual […]

State Teachers Retirement System Appeal Procedures Are Strictly Enforced

In the case of Franta v. State Teachers Retirement Sys., 2020-Ohio-6843an Ohio Appeals Court held that the State Teachers Retirement System of Ohio (“STRS”) properly denied a teacher an in-person appearance before STRS on the disability denial appeal as the teacher’s attorney failed to timely request an in-person appearance. In this case, the teacher argued […]

Private Companies May Not Be Compelled to Compensate Substitute Teachers in Accordance with R.C. 3319.10

In the case of Adams v. Parallel Employment Group., Inc., 2020-Ohio-6766, the Ohio Second District Court of Appeals held that the substitute teachers failed to establish that Parallel Employment Group, Inc. (“Parallel”) owed them a duty to provide compensation. Pursuant to R.C. 3319.10. The substitute teachers argued that Parallel was required to compensate them pursuant […]