By Kate Hickner This article originally appeared in Anesthesia Business Consultants, Fall 2018 Anesthesia groups continue to be presented with opportunities to participate in hospital co-management arrangements. These arrangements are one way that hospitals and...
This article originally appeared in Cleveland Jewish News, March 14, 2018. By Becky Raspe, CJN Special Sections Staff Reporter Charitably-inclined people may find it difficult to choose an organization to leave a planned gift to. According to Patrick Tulley,...
This article originally appeared in Cleveland Jewish News, Jan. 24, 2018. Ari Jaffe, of counsel with Kohrman Jackson & Krantz in Cleveland, began his law career as a “frustrated pre-med student” who wanted to work on health care, without the...
by Jon J. Pinney, Managing Partner When it comes to local economic development, there have been plenty of successes to celebrate over the past year. August’s report on the regional benefit from the 2016 Republican National Convention showed about $200 million in...
by Rob Gilmore Imagine a franchise sandwich shop located here in Cleveland that employs a dozen workers. Though it's part of a franchise, the restaurant is independently owned, pays its workers directly and manages their day-to-day supervision. And yet those same...
KJK's Partner Sarah J. Gabinet was interviewed by Cleveland Jewish News. "Sarah J. Gabinet became a lawyer after teaching English as a foreign language. Gabinet is a family law and domestic relations attorney with Kohrman Jackson & Krantz in Cleveland. She...
KJK’s commitment to inclusion and diversity in our community is deeply rooted. It starts with the ideals of our founders and remains today beyond a single program or trend. The story that follows is just one of the many instances where one of our partners stood up for...
On Tuesday, August 16th, Jon J. Pinney, David Gilbert and Joe Roman sat down with Crain's Cleveland Business editor and publisher, Elizabeth McIntyre, to discuss "Life after the RNC: What's Next?" The panel discussion followed by an audience Q&A took a look back...
Jon J. Pinney, KJK's Managing Partner, sat down with Liz Claman of FOX Business to describe the 10-year process it required to allow Cleveland to host a convention– it’s first in seven decades. Liz Claman exclaimed "I like this guy, he shares, he is all about...
KJK's Managing Partner, Jon Pinney was profiled in Crain's Cleveland Business article "Meet key team members responsible for planning the RNC in Cleveland" authored by Jay Miller. "The job of planning for the Republican National Convention has been likened to planning...