Terminating an Employee, taking the time.

Charles J. Cochran, Jr. | November 3, 2009

When an employer is considering the termination of an employee one of the strongest tools which he has in his arsenal is taking the time to make a well informed decision which considers all of the ramifications of the action.

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What should an Employer do in the Labor Law minefield?

Charles J. Cochran, Jr. | April 12, 2009

An Employer must have access to the advice of an Attorney who is well trained in the field of Labor and Employment Law or risk severe repurcussions.

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Retaliation in Ohio Worker’s Compensation

Charles J. Cochran, Jr. | March 21, 2009

In Ohio if you believe that your Employer has discriminated against you because you have filed a Worker’s Compensation Claim then you only have 90 days to act on it.

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ADA Compliance in Employment. When is there not a disability?

Charles J. Cochran, Jr. | March 18, 2009

The 2008 Amendments to the Americans with Disabilities Act place a heavy burden upon the employer when they are required to almost prove the absence of a disability upon actual or constructive notice that an employee has one.

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The Employee Free Choice Act.

Charles J. Cochran, Jr. | March 11, 2009

Does the Employee Fair Choice Act actually provide the Employee with the opportunity to make a fair choice or is the true benefit gained by the Union which seeks to be the representative of the Unit?

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Employee or Independant Contractor?

Charles J. Cochran, Jr. | March 5, 2009

The benefits and obligations to both the Contractor and Independent Contractor in the Independent Contractor relationship.

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Employee Performance Evaluations

Charles J. Cochran, Jr. | February 21, 2009

Employment Law and Employee performance evaluations.

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