All Articles tagged NDA

• Labor & Employment
  October 24, 2023 EDT
  For the Workers: Banning Non-Disclosure Agreements in Harassment and Discrimination Settlements
  Manette Asta

  This note offers a policy proposal and encourages a federal ban on NDAs in employment discrimination and harassment settlements due to their result in silencing workers' experience of unfair treatment.

• Constitutional Law & Criminal Procedure
  November 13, 2022 EDT
  Protecting the Miranda Rights of Vulnerable Suspects: The Hidden Disability of Language Impairment
  Lindsay L. Miller

  This article discusses the effect a language impairment has on vulnerable suspects and proposes a practical assessment tool in order to provide greater protections.

• Children & Family
  June 12, 2019 EDT
  A Child is a Child, Except Under Ohio Law: A Discretionary Review of Mandatory Bindovers
  Briana Morris

  A discretionary look at Ohio's Mandatory Binder laws in the juvenile system.

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• Personal Injury/General Tort
  March 22, 2019 EDT
  More Isn’t Better: Overtraining as a Cause of Action for Coach Negligence
  Rhiannon Herbert

  A coach owes a general duty of reasonable care to his or her athletes in the conduct of the sports program.

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• Intellectual Property
  March 20, 2019 EDT
  A Single Spark can Start a Prairie Fire: Implications of the 2015 Amendments to IEEE-SA’s Patent Policy
  Ashish BharadwajManveen Singh

  With technology constantly evolving, the standards created across an array of bodies in various sectors have undergone vast changes.

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• Oil, Gas & Mineral
  January 30, 2019 EDT
  Forced into Fracking: Mandatory Pooling in Ohio
  Lucas P. Baker

  The production of shale natural gas through the use of hydraulic fracturing is taking place in the Marcellus and Utica Shale regions that encompass the eastern portions of Ohio.

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• Criminal Law & Criminal Justice
  January 12, 2019 EDT
  Salinas v. Texas: The Fifth Amendment Self-Incrimination Burden
  Matthew J. Thompson Jr.

  Even if not “schooled in the particulars” of the Fifth Amendment, individuals still have beliefs about what is fundamentally fair.

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• Arbitration
  July 13, 2018 EDT
  Reopening the Courtroom Doors: A Proposal for an FCC Prohibition of Mandatory Arbitration Clauses
  John C. Ferrell

  A proposal to eliminate issues with mandatory arbitration clauses in cell phone service contracts.

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