Sarah Skow Named 2018 YWCA Milestones Honoree for Volunteerism
December 1, 2018
Each year, the YWCA of Northwest Ohio honors the achievements of a
Northwest Ohio-area woman in each of the following categories: of Arts,
Business, Education, Government, Sciences, Social Services, and
Volunteerism. The ...
Spengler Nathanson Purchases “New” Office Building at 900 Adams Street in Downtown Toledo
January 26, 2018
Spengler Nathanson, founded in 1947, has purchased the vacant
downtown office building located at 900 Adams Street. The firm will
immediately begin renovations to the building which will bring it back
to being a dynamic pa...
Two Spengler Nathanson Partners Are Certified Specialists in Family Relations Law
January 8, 2018
Patricia Hayden Kurt and Stephen Szuch
have satisfied the requirements to be named as Certified Specialists in
Family Relations Law by the Ohio State Bar Association. Very few
attorneys in the Toledo area have achieved thi...
Patty Wise Interviewed in Wall Street Journal about Sexual Harassment
December 19, 2017
The Wall Street Journal recently sought input from Patty Wise as part
of its increased coverage of sexual harassment issues. Patty addressed
distinctions between conduct that is appropriate and inappropriate in
the workpl...
A Reminder to Employers: Taking a Step to Protect Yourselves
April 1, 2017
An April 2017 decision by the federal Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
could expand an employer’s liability for adverse employment actions
unless the employer takes steps to avoid it. The Sixth Circuit’s
decisions apply in O...
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March 2017 Update on Ohio Medical Marijuana Control Program: Second Opportunity for Public Comment on Physician Rules
March 24, 2017
On March 23rd, it was posted that the Program has opened
the second opportunity for public comment on the proposed Physician
Rules. These proposed rules have been filed with the Common Sense
Initiative Office as part of th...
OIG Examines CMP Exception for Promoting Access to Care
March 13, 2017
On March 10, 2017, the Office of Inspector General (“OIG”) posted Advisory Opinion 17-01. The Advisory Opinion is available here.
The OIG issued this favorable opinion on a proposal by an Academic
Medical Center, including ...
Form I-9 Reminder and Update
March 2, 2017
ALL employers, with very few exceptions, are required to have a
properly completed Form I-9 for every employee hired after Nov. 6, 1986.
Form I-9 is essentially the form that verifies the identity of the
employee and confi...
School Law Update: U.S. Supreme Court Changes Understanding of IDEA Exhaustion
February 27, 2017
For 30 years, the education community has understood that the
“exhaustion” provision of the Individuals with Disabilities Education
Act (IDEA) meant that when a parent or student claims that their rights
under the American...
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March 1, 2017 Deadline Approaches for Reporting Smaller Breaches of Unsecured PHI
February 10, 2017
HIPAA “Covered Entities” potentially have multiple notification
obligations following breaches of unsecured protected health information
(“PHI”). These obligations are shaped by the number of persons affected
by the breach...
Update on Ohio Medical Marijuana Control Program
February 3, 2017
On January 27, 2017, it was posted to the webpage for the Ohio
Medical Marijuana Control Program (the “Program”) that the Board of
Pharmacy is seeking comment on draft rules that govern registration of
patients with qualif...
Health Law and Compliance Alert Update: Recent OIG Final Rules Affect CMP Authorities and Impact Patient Access to Care
January 13, 2017
The team at Spengler Nathanson issued a previous Alert on the passage
of two new final rules by the Office of Inspector General (“OIG”) in
December 2016. These rules can be found at 81 Fed. Reg. 88334 and 81
Fed. Reg. 8836...