Following our first and second posts detailing the facts and legal issues, let’s break down our oral argument in First Financial Bank v. Tailored Fund Cap LLC. I thoroughly prepared, to the point where I was waking up at night thinking about the appeal. Logistic...
In our last post, we addressed the importance of concisely breaking down dry and esoteric commercial litigation issues in a way that is easy to follow. In this appeal, we did that by beginning our Brief with a hypothetical. Let’s dive into the legal issues. Those...
Last week, I again got to do two of my very favorite things: argue in the Court of Appeals and interact with future members of the legal profession. This appeal, captioned First Financial Bank v. Tailored Fund Cap LLC, is before Ohio’s First District Court of Appeals....
The Allen Superior Court in Indiana recently ruled in Quintana v. Fort Wayne Plan Commission that tacos and burritos qualify as sandwiches. The case stemmed from a zoning dispute involving Quintana, a commercial developer who wanted to open a Mexican restaurant. Years...
Durst Kerridge Successfully Petitions Ohio Supreme Court to Accept Discretionary Appeal Involving Ohio and Federal Constitutional Law Issues We are excited to announce that Durst Kerridge successfully petitioned the Supreme Court of Ohio to accept our client’s...
Decisions in recent cases clarify the rules and procedures governing the Commercial Docket. Durst Kerridge is at the forefront of practice before Hamilton County’s newly instituted Commercial Docket, having recently brought and won the first opposed Motion for...
