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MRR Continues Growth in Columbus with Addition of Former Ohio Supreme Court Justice Andy Douglas

Former Ohio Supreme Court Justice Assumes Of Counsel Role in Firm's Columbus Office Mazanec, Raskin & Ryder Co., LPA is pleased to announce that Former Ohio Supreme Court Justice Andy Douglas has joined the firm's Columbus office as Of…

MRR Sponsors 2018 WELD Leadership Conference

MRR  is proud to sponsor the Women For Economic and Leadership Development’s (WELD) 2018 Leadership Conference “Acceleration of Change” at Otterbein College in Columbus on Thursday, June 7. Partners Tami Hannon and Lisa Gentile will…

MRR sponsors Kentucky League of Cities 2017 “City Employee of the Year” Award

The Kentucky League of Cities (KLC) has announced its annual awards for Elected City Official of the Year, the City Employee of the Year and Enterprise Cities Awards for innovative city programs and projects. The winners were recognized on…

Mazanec, Raskin & Ryder’s Christina Vessels Admitted to Federation of Defense & Corporate Counsel

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(Lexington, KY – April 28, 2016) – Mazanec, Raskin & Ryder (MRR) is pleased to announce that partner Christina L. Vessels (Chrissy) has been admitted as a member of the invitation-only Federation of Defense & Corporate Counsel (FDCC).…

Law Enforcement Blog: Use of Force Policies and Procedures: Lessons from the Big Apple

By: Christina L. Vessels, Esq. Last October, the Office of the Inspector General for the New York Police Department published a Report entitled "Police Use of Force in New York City: Findings and Recommendations on NYPD's Policies and Practices."…

MRR’s Columbus Office Expands with Addition of Partners Doug Holthus and Elisabeth “Lisa” Gentile

MRR is pleased to announce the addition of two attorneys to its Columbus office. The new lawyers joined MRR on January 18, 2016. They represent clients in a number of practice areas, including medical defense, auto and commercial trucking, insurance…

MRR Ohio Legislation Update: December 18, 2015 – December 31, 2015

Notes from the Senate: S.B. No. 256 was introduced to generally require law enforcement agencies to maintain a policy designed to eliminate biased policing and status-based profiling For questions or more information on MRR's Ohio…

Getting Social – How Law Enforcement Can (And Should) Be Using Social Media

By: Curtis M. Graham, Esq. There is no question that social networking websites have changed the way we live and connect. These sites have also presented opportunities and challenges for law enforcement departments around the country. From…

MRR Article: Long Term Experience Need Not Apply!

Can Requesting Certain Experience Levels Expose You to Liability for Age Discrimination? By: Tami Z. Hannon, Esq. We’ve all seen the ads – “seeking a candidate with 5 – 7 years of experience” or “seeking entry level candidates.”…

When Filming is a Protected First Amendment Right

In 2014, the United States District Court, Northern District of Ohio, determined that citizens have a clearly established constitutional right to film police officers performing their duties. See Crawford v. Geiger, 996 F.Supp.2d 603 (N.D. Ohio…