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Spengler Nathanson Expands Appellate Practice With the Addition of Karin L. Coble

May 18, 2026

April 13, 2026 Spengler Nathanson is pleased to announce that Karin L. Coble has joined the firm, bringing with her more than 21 years of focused appellate experience. Karin’s arrival strengthens the firm’s appellate practice...

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Tim Greenwood Receives Advocate Award from the Toledo Regional Chamber of Commerce

May 18, 2026

On April 2, 2026, the Toledo Regional Chamber of Commerce honored Tim Greenwood with the Chamber's inaugural Advocate Award. The Chamber presented this award at its annual meeting, with nearly 600 business and community lead...

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Celebrating the Career of David G. Wise, Spengler Nathanson Attorney for Nearly 60 Years

May 18, 2026

On February 27, 2026, Attorney David G. Wise retired after nearly 60 years of practice with Spengler Nathanson. Dave joined the firm on June 1, 1967, and over the decades became a steady and respected presence in the office ...

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Remembering James R. Jeffery, Spengler Nathanson Attorney for over 55 Years

December 4, 2023

On November 23, 2023, attorney James R. Jeffery passed away after spending over 55 years of his life as a Spengler Nathanson attorney, colleague, and friend. Jim brought a positive spirit and sharp mind to every aspect of hi...

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Spengler Nathanson Honors the Life of Long-Time Firm Attorney James P. Silk, Sr.

December 4, 2023

Spengler Nathanson honors the life of long-time firm attorney James "Jim" Paul Silk, Sr. Mr. Silk was a valued colleague and friend of the firm, its attorneys and staff, its clients, and the community. He was a skilled attor...

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COVID-19 Update: OSHA Emergency Temporary Standard

November 5, 2021

OSHA’s much anticipated Emergency Temporary Standard (ETS) was published in The Federal Register on November 5, 2021. Because of the continuing grave danger of severe illness and death from COVID-19, and the greater likelihoo...

By: Patricia A. Wise

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President Biden's September 9, 2021 COVID-19 Action Plan

September 15, 2021

Introduction On September 9, 2021, President Biden announced a plan promoted to both protect lives and allow the economy to steadily improve. As of that time, government health authorities were reporting that more than 650,00...

By: Lisa E. Pizza

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What Should an Employer do about COVID-19? May 28, 2021 Guidance from the EEOC

June 3, 2021

As we continue to see improvement in the pandemic situation and increased vaccination rates, employers still face many COVID-19 questions. Employers always have a duty to provide a safe workplace. Following CDC, state and loc...

By: Patricia A. Wise

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Alex Savickas Serving as a CASA/Guardian Ad Litem

March 30, 2021

Spengler Nathanson attorney Alex Savickas completed the training and requirements to become a CASA/Guardian Ad Litem through the Lucas County Court of Common Pleas Juvenile Division. To become a Guardian, Alex attended a 40-h...

By: Alex M. Savickas

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Residential and Commercial Landlord Update: Federal CARES Act Eviction Moratorium

June 2, 2020

Many people are aware of the Paycheck Protection Program (“PPP”) loans available to small business under the Federal CARES Act signed on March 27, 2020, but fewer know about the temporary moratorium on residential eviction...

By: Nathan H. Zechman

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Employment Law Update – Reentering the Workplace

May 11, 2020

As pandemic conditions continue, employees may be reluctant to reenter the workplace. Some may even refuse to return to work. Fear and anxiety are understandable, and most every employee has certain risk factors applicable...

By: Patricia A. Wise

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Litigation Update – Insurance Coverage and Contractual Rights

April 16, 2020

The Covid-19 crisis continues to present legal and economic challenges for individuals and businesses. Spengler Nathanson’s legal team is monitoring these evolving challenges, including those involving insurance coverage and ...

By: Gerald R. Kowalski

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