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...
The Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas has approved for publication and comment Proposed Amended Local Rule 15 (Case Management). As part of our mission to provide the absolute best representation in commercial litigation cases in Hamilton County and throughout...
Alex J. Durst recently attended the Alternative Finance Bar Association’s Sixth Annual Conference, which was held at Covington & Burling’s New York office. Durst Kerridge was a sponsor of the conference, which was attended by industry personnel, in-house counsel...
Durst Kerridge Passes the ABA’s Local Counsel Test with Flying Colors Today, we highlight attorney Mark A. Romance’s excellent ABA article entitled “Five Tips About Local Counsel Handling Out-of-State Cases.” Acting as Ohio local counsel comprises a substantial part...
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...
In this post, we continue breaking down Chief Technology Officer Kyle O’Hehir’s X post entitled “HOW TO HIRE GOOD ATTORNEYS.” O’Hehir’s guide is fodder for discussion about how attorneys can best serve clients. It is a beautiful thing when a client finds the perfect...
