Partner
Cincinnati, OH
Remote work has evolved with each passing year since the pandemic. As some businesses shift back to in-person work environments, others continue to embrace remote and hybrid work. Join FBT attorneys Tessa Castner and Ryan Stevens as they delve into strategies and legal considerations for managing remote and hybrid work environments and discuss the lingering impacts of former remote work on businesses that have returned to the office.
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Partner
Cincinnati, OH
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