Pickrel, Schaeffer & Ebeling is proud to announce that two of our distinguished attorneys have been nominated by their peers for inclusion in the 2025 Ohio Leading Lawyers List. Michael Sandner has been recognized for his exceptional work in Business Litigation and Construction Law. A shareholder and the firm’s President, Mike brings decades of experience…
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On April 9, 2025, Ohio’s “Parents’ Bill of Rights” law officially goes into effect, requiring public schools to adopt new policies governing parental notification, instructional materials, and student well-being. While the law directly affects educational institutions, it also has ripple effects for employers, especially those working in or adjacent to education, childcare, or family services.…
Facing a business dispute or lawsuit? PSE Law helps employers manage litigation risk and resolve disputes efficiently and effectively.
On April 9, 2025, Ohio implemented House Bill 37, known as “Liv’s Law,” a legislative initiative named in memory of 22-year-old Olivia Wright, who tragically lost her life to a repeat OVI (Operating a Vehicle Impaired) offender. This law represents a significant overhaul of Ohio’s approach to impaired driving, integrating advanced enforcement tools with stricter…
Ensure compliance, reduce liability, and manage risk with experienced workers’ comp counsel. Learn how PSE Law supports Ohio employers.
Congratulations to Jeff Senney for again achieving an AV Preeminent Peer A Rating. AV Preeminent Peer-Rated Attorneys are an elite group of attorneys rated highly by their peers, consistently demonstrating High Ethical Standards and Legal Ability.
Strategic succession planning ensures continuity, protects operations, and positions your business for long-term success. Learn how PSE Law can help.
On April 9, 2025, a new law took effect in Ohio, which states that Ohio drivers can no longer receive license suspensions based on outstanding court fines or fees in minor misdemeanor and traffic cases. Ohio is now the 30th state to eliminate or significantly reduce debt-based license suspensions. Proponents of the new law successfully…
Buying or selling real estate? Learn the key legal issues to consider from the attorneys at PSE Law. To avoid costly mistakes—start here.
