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Arbitration Clause Must Be Valid Before it Can Be Enforced

In the case Robie v. Maxill, Inc., 2021-Ohio-2644, the Eleventh District Court of Appeals held that the trial court must determine whether an arbitration clause is unconscionable before ordering both parties submit to arbitration. Here, an employee filed a lawsuit against their former employer alleging that the employee was terminated in connection with their refusal […]

U.S. Department of Education Releases Q&A Regarding Title IX Regulations

On July 20, 2021, the United States Department of Education’s Office of Civil Rights issued a new Q&A document regarding currently enacted Title IX regulations. The 67 page document answers questions regarding Title IX regulations on sexual harassment and focuses on where sexual harassment occurs, responding to sexual harassment, formal complaints, and a number of […]

School Districts May Not Mandate Unapproved Vaccine

House Bill 244 will go into effect on October 13, 2021 and will prohibit school districts from requiring a vaccine not fully approved by the Food and Drug Administration and discriminating against individuals who are not vaccinated. This discrimination could include prohibiting the participation of unvaccinated individuals in activities or requiring these same individuals to […]