Practice Areas: Health Care, Personal Injury
Licensed in Ohio since: 2022
Education: The University of Toledo College of Law
Selected to Rising Stars: 2024 Michael Hill Trial Law
815 Superior AveSuite 623
Cleveland, OH 44114 Phone: 216-304-6610 Email: Molly B. Morris Visit website
Details
Molly B. Morris is an attorney at Michael Hill Trial Law and helps clients address Health Care legal issues.
Rising Stars is a designation of top-rated practicing attorneys selected through extensive evaluation. She was awarded this distinction for 2024.
Molly Morris graduated in 2022 from The University of Toledo College of Law.
Molly Morris was admitted to practice law in 2022. She represents clients in the Cleveland area.
First Admitted: 2022, Ohio
Professional Webpage: https://protectseniors.com/meet-us/meet-molly-morris/
Educational Background:
- The University of Toledo College of Law, magna cum laude Top 10% of graduating class, 2022
- Ohio University, B.A. in Political Science, 2017
Scholarly Lectures/Writings:
- In 2020, the Supreme Court of the United States heard and decided the Little Sisters of the Poor Saints Peter and Paul Home v. Pennsylvania case. Through this decision, employers who previously were not able to purposefully exclude women’s health coverage, including contraceptive services, through their group health insurance are now able to invoke “religious” or “moral” exemptions in order to do so. Exemptions of this kind were originally intended to provide churches and similar auxiliaries an option to not include contraceptive services in their health insurance plans due to religious objections. Other entities, including for-profit businesses, still had an option to not pay for contraceptive services coverage through a self-certification process, but their women employees continued to have an option for those costs to be covered under their insurance plan. The recent decision allows entities to invoke a blanket exemption and forego their women employees any option besides paying out of pocket for their contraceptive service needs. This article examines the history of the Affordable Care Act and the Women’s Health Amendment, case law leading up to the Little Sisters of the Poor case, and the women’s equality implications that flow from the decision., Author, Don't Forget About Your Sister: The Women's Equality Implications of The Little Sisters of Poor Decision, The University of Toledo Law Review, 2022
Bar/Professional Activity:
- Ohio Association for Justice, Member, 2023
- Ohio Bar Association, Member, 2022
- American Association of Justice, Member, 2022
- Erie County Bar Association, Member, 2022
Verdicts/Settlements (Case Results):
- $500,000 Verdict in Sandusky County, Ohio on behalf of a client who had a non-surgical disc bulge., 2023
Office location for Molly B. Morris
815 Superior Ave
Suite 623
Cleveland, OH 44114
Selections
1 Year Rising Stars
- Rising Stars: 2024