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Claims of Harm from Mask Policy Were Merely Speculative

In the case of Boardman Ohio Parents Org. v. Boardman Local Schools, N.D.Ohio No. 4:21-cv-02184 (Aug. 25, 2022), a federal district court held that the parents could not sue the school board over the parents’ claims of potential harm to their children due to the board’s masking policy because the harms were merely speculative and […]

Judge Finds Scanning Students’ Rooms During Remote Tests is Unconstitutional

In the case of Ogletree v. Cleveland State University, N.D.Ohio No. 1:21-cv-00500, the Federal District Court found that Cleveland State violated a student’s Fourth Amendment protections against unreasonable searches when Cleveland State scanned the student’s room prior to a test. Here, the student argued that Cleveland State’s room scan policy violated the student’s right to […]

Creation of Employment Relationship Sufficient to Uphold Arbitration Agreement Contained in Employment Application

In the case of Cabrera v. Charter Communications L.L.C., 2022-Ohio-2947, the Appellate Court held that the creation of an employment relationship was sufficient for creating a binding arbitration agreement between an employer and its employee where the employee agreed to the arbitration agreement during the application and onboarding processes. In this case, the employee argued […]