Monthly Archives: September 2016


Am I Qualified for OPERS Disability Benefits?

The Ohio Public Employees Retirement System (OPERS) disability program exists to provide basic financial support to state and local government employees who become too injured or too sick to continue working at their public sector job before they reach the standard early retirement age of 62. Qualifying for OPERS disability requires having primary coverage through […]


Preparing to Have Your First Social Security Disability Hearing

Approach your first hearing on qualifying to receive Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits with a healthy mix of relief and trepidation. On the one hand, you know you meet basic eligibility standards because you cleared the initial bureaucratic paperwork hurdle and not had your SSDI application rejected automatically on technical grounds. On the other […]


When Is It in Your Best Interest to Hire a Professional License Defense Lawyer?

You will always benefit from hiring a knowledgeable and dedicated professional license defense lawyer when you face the possibility of losing your credentials to pursue your career. Services that your legal representative and advisor can provide in such a situation include   Explaining what you are being accused of and the potential consequences Interpreting licensing […]



News

Top 10 Reasons Ohio Physicians Are Investigated by the State Medical Board of Ohio

A call, letter, subpoena, or interview request from a State Medical Board of Ohio (Board) investigator can place a physician’s license, reputation, employment, hospital privileges, and livelihood at risk. Even when the underlying patient complaint appears minor—or plainly wrong—the physician’s first response can materially affect how the investigation develops. In fiscal year 2025, the Board […]

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Ohio Attorney General, DOJ Reach Proposed Settlement with OhioHealth in Antitrust Case

The Ohio Attorney General’s Office and the U.S. Department of Justice have reached a proposed settlement with OhioHealth aimed at stopping the healthcare system from enforcing contract terms that allegedly limited insurers’ ability to help patients find lower-cost care. The proposed settlement was filed June 17, 2026, in the U.S. District Court for the Southern […]

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