Ohio Litigation Blog
Five ABA Tips For Choosing the Best Ohio Local Counsel
Durst Kerridge strives to be the absolute best Ohio local counsel. Read why we have the deep experience and knowledge ABA says is essential.
One Month In—Updates On Hamilton County’s Commercial Docket
Durst Kerridge shares insights after successfully litigating the first ever contested Commercial Docket transfer.
Why Choose Durst Kerridge?
Our local counsel attorneys in Ohio assist out-of-state law firms as local counsel in many areas of commercial and complex civil litigation.
How to Choose the Best Business Litigation Attorney? Part 3
Part Three of Alex J. Durst’s take on one Chief Technology Officer’s viral Tweet “HOW TO HIRE GOOD ATTORNEYS.”
How to Choose the Best Business Litigation Attorney? Part 2
Part Two of Alex J. Durst’s take on a Chief Technology Officer’s viral Tweet “HOW TO HIRE GOOD ATTORNEYS.”
Choosing Your Litigation Attorney: One CTO Offers His Two Cents
Read Durst Kerridge’s take on one Chief Technology Officer’s viral Tweet “HOW TO HIRE GOOD ATTORNEYS.”
Overview of Proposed Amendments to Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals Rules
A concise summary of the proposed rule changes, courtesy of Durst Kerridge’s Ohio appellate attorneys.
Hamilton County Common Pleas Court Institutes Commercial Docket
Everything Ohio commercial litigation attorneys need to know about Hamilton County's new Commercial Docket.
What Constitutes Just Cause for Termination of Employment in Ohio? The First District Weighs in.
Durst Kerridge's Ohio appellate lawyers discuss the First District's recent decision in Jun Ma v. Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center.
Law Student Q&A with First District Court of Appeals Judges
Durst Kerridge Attorneys Argue in First District Court of Appeals, Participate in Law Student Q&A with Judges
On June 20, 2023, I got to do two super fun things: present oral argument in the ...
The Never-Ending Case: Grimes v. Oviatt is One For The Ages
The Never-Ending Case: Still Not Over, Grimes v. Oviatt is One for the Ages
I have previously written about the nightmare of trying to collect on a judgment. A new case that was just decided by ...
A $300,000 Lesson from the Eighth District Court of Appeals
A $300,000 Appellate Lesson, and a Trial Lesson, from the Eighth District Court of Appeals
Numerous lessons can be gleaned from the rather curious case of MADFAN, Inc. v. Makris, 2017-Ohio-979, ...
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