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Robert R. Cupp: Wrote the Supreme Court of Ohio's majority opinion in Lawrence v. Youngstown, 2012-Ohio-4247, which held that the 90-day period to notify an employer of a retaliatory-discharge claim can begin when the employee learns, or should have learned, of the discharge, rather than on the discharge date itself.

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Wrote the Supreme Court of Ohio's majority opinion in Lawrence v. Youngstown, 2012-Ohio-4247, which held that the 90-day period to notify an employer of a retaliatory-discharge claim can begin when the employee learns, or should have learned, of the discharge, rather than on the discharge date itself.

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  1. Court Recognizes Limited Exception to Time Limit to Notify Employer of Retaliatory Discharge Claim · Court News Ohio (Supreme Court of Ohio) · 2012-09-20 · accessed 2026-09-24

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