Reasoner v. Bill Woeste Chevrolet, Inc.
Ohio Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
Painter, Judge.
The question in this employment-termination case is whether plaintiff-appellant Matthew Reasoner was an at-will employee for defendant-appellee Bill Woeste Chevrolet, Inc. (“Woeste”). Employment at will is a bedrock of Ohio law. The presumption is that all employment is at will. 1 We hold that Reasoner was such an employee as a matter of law and, therefore, affirm the trial court.
I. BACKGROUND
Before working for Woeste, Reasoner worked for an automobile dealership in Dayton, Ohio. He left that dealership and accepted a general-manager position with Woeste after negotiating a…
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