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A Plaintiff’s Assumption of Risk May Not Be a Defense if a Defendant Engages in Willful or Wanton Conduct in a Reckless Manner Toward Plaintiff

In the case of Huston v. Brookpark Skateland Social Club, Inc., 8th Dist. Cuyahoga No. CV-18-892426, 2020-Ohio-488, an Ohio appellate court held that a plaintiff’s assumption of risk may not be a defense if a defendant engages in willful or wanton conduct in a reckless manner toward plaintiff. In this case, a woman roller skating […]

Confronting Employers About Reporting Incorrect Income Figures to the Unemployment Commission is Not Protected Activity

In the case of House v. Iacovelli, 2020-Ohio-435, the Ohio Supreme Court held that an employer terminating an employee for confronting the employer for failing to report correct income figures to the unemployment commission is not wrongful termination. In this case, a former employee sued her former employer for wrongful termination arguing that she was […]