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Retaliatory discharge pursuant to R.C. §4123.90 doesn’t require proof that Plaintiff actually suffered a workplace injur

02.16.17 written by KWGD

Please click on the file below for the full article. Retaliatory discharge pursuant to R.C. §4123.90 doesn’t require proof that Plaintiff actually suffered a workplace injury...

Ohio Supreme Court declines to review case involving temporary cessation and paying quantities issues related to oil & gas leases

01.27.17 written by KWGD

On January 25, 2017, the Ohio Supreme Court declined to review RHDK Oil & Gas, L.L.C. v. Dye, 2016-Ohio-4654 (7th Dist. Harrison). The Dye case involved a 1980 oil and gas lease, in Harrison County, Ohio, covering 288...

Senate Bill 199 Expands Concealed Carry Laws

01.13.17 written by KWGD

On December 19, 2016, Governor John Kasich signed Senate Bill 199 which, among other provisions, provides for the expansion of the concealed carry of handguns. These changes will take effect March 20, 2017. This legal summary...

New Law To Change Valuation Discounts For Gift & Estate Tax Purposes in Family Owned Entities

01.06.17 written by KWGD

In August of 2016, the IRS issued proposed regulations concerning Internal Revenue Code §2704. This internal revenue code section addresses the treatment of gifting matters. These regulations provide major restrictions...

Krugliak, Wilkins, Griffiths & Dougherty Issues Statement About Recent Ohio Supreme Court Decision in Gibson’s Bakery vs. Oberlin College Case

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Retaliatory discharge pursuant to R.C. §4123.90 doesn’t require proof that Plaintiff actually suffered a workplace injur

Ohio Supreme Court declines to review case involving temporary cessation and paying quantities issues related to oil & gas leases

Senate Bill 199 Expands Concealed Carry Laws

New Law To Change Valuation Discounts For Gift & Estate Tax Purposes in Family Owned Entities

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