McGowan v. Medpace, Inc. (Slip Opinion)

{¶ 8} In her verified complaint, appellant, Mary McGowan, M.D., alleges that after she was hired as an executive director by appellee, Medpace, Inc., she became aware of fraudulent prescription-writing practices and patient-privacy and confidentiality violations. Those activities concerned her so greatly that she held a meeting with her staff to advise them that office practices would have to change to prevent further violations, and she shared her concerns with Medpace’s chief executive officer (“CEO”) and its general counsel.

{¶ 9} McGowan alleges that she was repeatedly asked to sign…