- Posts by Sophia R. Holley
PartnerSophia Holley, a partner in the firm's Litigation Group, advocates for a wide variety of business clients, including large financial institutions and other business clients both inside and outside the Cincinnati area. She has ...
Late television curmudgeon Andy Rooney is said to have observed that “nothing in fine print is good news.” Based on a recent decision from the Sixth Circuit, the fine print can be good news for some, and costly for others.
Tags: Business Process Improvement, Employer Policies, Employment Litigation, Labor & Employment Law, Labor Law, Litigation, Sixth Circuit
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