Erin Edwards is the Food & Drink Editor for Columbus Monthly. With a passion for all things culinary, Erin's articles focus on the vibrant food and drink scene in Columbus, Ohio. Her work has also been featured in Peninsula Press and The Seattle Times, showcasing her expertise and knowledge in the field.
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By: Erin Edwards
Plus, a Reynoldsburg bakery is for sale, and a Linworth-based pizzeria is expanding to Grandview.
By: Erin Edwards
In Columbus food news, we offer a few ideas for New Year’s Eve and more.
Plus, the Cheesecake Girl adds a new retail location, and Tudie's Cookies & Sweets to close permanently.
The private chef talks about why she left restaurants and what it takes to feed an airborne Columbus Blue Jackets team.
By: Erin Edwards, Joel Oliphint
After a 12-year run, Matthew Barbee’s popular Belgian-style brewery and tavern cratered under piles of debt. Could potential new owners revive it?
By: Erin Edwards
Plus, we have an update on Rockmill Brewery in Lancaster.
By: Erin Edwards
Plus, Dirty Frank’s Hot Dog Palace adds a Worthington walk-up window, and Jasmine Fusion Grill relocates.
By: Erin Edwards
Plus, an Afro-Caribbean restaurant and lounge opens in Worthington, and Bears Bagels teases its first brick-and-mortar.
By: Erin Edwards
Plus, Littleton’s executive chef is set to appear on 'Chopped,' Species X Beer Project opens Downtown and Wario's makes Clintonville debut.
By: Massie Cooper, Erin Edwards, Jason Evans, Jeremy Rosenblum, Justin Weber, Mary Zinsner
On May 2, JAMS announced its new Mass Arbitration Procedures and Guidelines and Mass Arbitration Procedures Fee Schedule (together, the Procedures), with the express goal to “facilitate the fair, expeditious and efficient resolution of Mass Arbitrations” and implicit intent to reduce the administrative burden and onerous fees of mass arbitrations, as well as the delay and potential unfairness to the parties. While effective immediately, the Procedures only apply if the parties have agreed to their application in a pre- or post-dispute written agreement. This limitation significantly decreases the effectiveness of the Procedures as a tool for hedging risks and limiting the high costs of mass arbitration.
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