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Bricker Graydon attorney Melissa Carleton was recently quoted in The Chronicle of Higher Education article, "Is Title VI the New Title IX?" As colleges and universities face heightened scrutiny under the new administration, Melissa shares key insights on evolving Title VI regulations and their impact on campus policies. Read more here: https://ow.ly/1rBK50Vke0R #HigherEd #TitleIX #TitleVI

Join Bricker Graydon’s Labor & Employment team for “Preventing HR Whiplash: Navigating Change with Confidence Under the Trump Administration,” an informative Spring Seminar designed to help employers stay ahead of evolving workplace regulations. Our team will break down the first 100 days of the Trump Administration, shifting National Labor Relations Board policies, the latest on EEOC enforcement, and best practices for compliance and risk management. Plus, we’ll be ready to answer your most pressing HR questions. Lee Geiger | Alexander Mattingly | Cassidy Zang | Nicole Hunter | Liam McMillin | Laura Caty RSVP today: https://ow.ly/oFoh50Vjh0I #HRCompliance #EmploymentLaw #LaborLaw #WorkplacePolicies

Thinking about incorporating your business? Ohio might just be the perfect choice! With business-friendly corporate laws, low fees, and a straightforward process, Ohio offers a competitive advantage—whether you’re a college football fan or not. Learn more from H. Samuel Lind here: https://ow.ly/gAQ350Vj2g7 #CorporateInsights

Last week, our attorneys Melissa Carleton, Jessica Galanos, Robert Kent, and Kasey Havekost attended the 46th Annual National Conference on Law and Higher Education hosted by Stetson University. Melissa Carleton presented on key issues impacting higher education, and our team connected with many professionals while hosting our expo booth! We’re grateful for the opportunity to engage with peers, share insights, and support ongoing conversations that shape the higher education landscape. #HigherEducation #Education #HigherEdLaw

Join us on April 2 for “Hot Topics for Ohio Political Subdivisions in 2025: Housing Development.” This hybrid seminar will cover financing strategies, building code enforcement, and local incentives with experienced guidance from Bricker Graydon Attorneys Catherine Swartz, Greg Peltz, and Brendan Heil and guest presenter, Cleveland-Cuyahoga County Port Authority’s Rhonda Winslow. Attend in person at Bricker Graydon’s Cleveland office or virtually via Zoom. Don’t miss this opportunity to engage with key topics shaping Ohio communities! Register now: https://ow.ly/VZva50VgzpF #OhioHousing #EconomicDevelopment #LocalGovernment #HousingFinance #Zoning #PublicPolicy

We are excited to welcome Kirsten Dilger to our Cincinnati office as a new Records and Information Management Specialist – welcome to #TeamBrickerGraydon!

We had a fantastic time at the 2025 Ohio City/County Management Association Annual Conference, connecting with local government leaders and exploring ways to Build Ohio Together and Create Next. A huge thank you to everyone who joined Bricker Graydon attorneys Art Schoulties and John Flis for a breakout session on the Inflation Reduction Act. We enjoyed great discussions on funding opportunities and clean energy incentives! We also loved catching up at Pins Mechanical Co. for a fun night of networking (and a little friendly competition). #BuildingOhioTogether #OCMA2025 #BrickerGraydon

Are you an employee or Board Member of a higher education institute? Stay ahead of the latest federal updates impacting colleges and universities and join our Higher Ed Team this Friday, March 14th, for a FREE, quick-hitting, practical webinar designed to help institutions navigate Executive Orders, regulatory changes, court rulings, and federal guidance. Led by Melissa Carleton & Joshua Nolan, our team will break down what’s changing, what’s coming next, and how your institution can stay compliant. Don’t miss this essential update—register today! https://ow.ly/5aoQ50VfOmH #HigherEdLaw #FederalUpdates #Compliance #HigherEducation

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Can New Community Authorities (NCAs) spur development in your municipality? NCAs provide the authority to levy “Community Development Charges” on economic activity in the district and to issue bonds to pay for the development of community facilities. Learn more about this powerful tool in a conversation with representatives from Bricker Graydon--and see if this tool can help your community grow! Hosted by APA Cleveland in collaboration with the Cuyahoga County Planning Commission. Register here: https://lnkd.in/eJQ-pfaT