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“Ohio HR Law” is a blog maintained by the members of Benesch’s Labor & Employment Practice Group. This blog will provide timely updates on the latest happenings in labor, workplace and human resources law in the state of Ohio and beyond.

The attorneys authoring the content on this blog provide a full range of labor and employment legal services to clients. From counseling clients on daily employment issues to handling the most complex of litigation, our Labor & Employment Practice Group has the experience in minimizing the risks inherent in today’s workplace.

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