Ohio Litigation Blog
Alex J. Durst Presents on Spanish-Language Legal Podcast
Alex discusses U.S. commercial and cross-border litigation on leading Spanish-language international law podcast Hablemos de Derecho Internacional.
Reflections on Handling a Complex Commercial Appeal (Part 3)
Reflecting on a memorable oral argument in this hard-fought UCC Article 9 appeal.
Sign up for Disney Plus, Forfeit Your Rights?
Tackling Disney’s infamous argument that a tragic wrongful death case must be arbitrated due to the Disney+ subscriber agreement.
SDOH Implements Restrictions on Personal Electronic Devices
What attorneys should know about new security measures at Cincinnati, Columbus and Dayton Courthouses.
Reflections on Handling a Complex Commercial Appeal (Part 2)
Breaking down the legal issues in our most recent First District Appeal, involving Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code.
Reflections on Handling a Complex Commercial Appeal
Another appellate oral argument in the books! Read how we framed complex issues in an appeal involving Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code.
Indiana Judge Rules Tacos and Burritos are Sandwiches
In many cases, the subject matter is boring and dense. Not this legal food fight! Read about the Court’s groundbreaking decision.
Overview of Proposed Amendments to Hamilton County L.R. 15
If adopted, proposed amended Local Rule 15 will introduce new requirements for Pretrial Statements in Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas cases.
Hamilton County Tackles Use of AI in Court Filings
A summary of proposed Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas Local Rule 49, which, if adopted, will govern the use of Artificial Intelligence in court filings.
Overview of Proposed Changes to SDOH Local Rules
The U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Ohio recently announced proposed amendments to its Local Rules. Details here.
Alex J. Durst Attends Alternative Finance Annual Conference
Hosted at Covington & Burling's New York Office, the Conference was a can't-miss for Financial Services Litigation attorneys.
Successful Supreme Court of Ohio Petition
Exciting news! Durst Kerridge has successfully petitioned the Ohio Supreme Court to accept a discretionary appeal on questions of constitutional law.
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