25Mar
Construction Activities Exempt from Ohio’s “Stay At Home” Order - But Use Common Sense
The Director of the Ohio Department of Health issued a “Stay at Home” Order on Sunday, March 22, 2020. While that Order mandates that Ohio residents stay home and that non-essential businesses and operations cease, it contains a broad exemption for...
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Benesch
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