President Signs “Cares Act” – passed by US House and Senate

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On March 27, 2020, Congress approved the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act, a two-trillion-dollar aid package to help individuals and businesses who are experiencing the effects of the coronavirus pandemic and to stimulate the economy. Numerous programs are available and while the...

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Statutes of Limitations Tolled as a Result of COVID-19

Mike Sandner

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As individuals and businesses struggle to process and address the impact of the pandemic outbreak on their business, Ohio’s Legislature has come to the aid of individuals and businesses alike to buy them more time with regard to actions that must be taken by certain statutorily or administratively created...

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H-1B Visa

Jan Burden

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Studies from Harvard Business Review to statistics from the US Labor Department have shown diversity in the workplace can lead to increased innovation and creativity, reduce turnover, capture more of the market, and yield countless other benefits for businesses. If you are seeking to integrate more...

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Family Separation Ends in Detention

Christie Back

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Congress was unable to act to put a legislative end to family separation. Congress’ inaction led President Trump, on June 20, 2018, to issue an executive order addressing family separation at the border. An executive order is a directive of the President and is enforceable by...

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Student Status Expires, What’s Next?

Christie Back

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With graduation season quickly approaching, students are looking to the future. For some, finding a job is the biggest battle they are facing. For others, graduation means the termination of lawful student status in the United States. If you are a student looking for legal...

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