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...
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, which was recently decided by Ohio’s Eighth Appellate District Court...
Shue v. Ohio Dept. of Rehab. & Corr.: One Year Means One Year, and Other Valuable Lessons From the Tenth District Court of Appeals The Tenth District Court of Appeals recently decided the case of Shue v. Ohio Dept. of Rehab. & Corr. This case clarifies a rule...
Thompson v. Knobeloch: An Appellate Lesson, Courtesy of the Tenth District Court of Appeals The Tenth District Court of Appeals recently decided the case of Thompson v. Knobeloch, a lawyer’s worst nightmare. Ohio appellate attorneys must take note. This was a...
In Ohio, Uphill Landowners Have No Duty to Downhill Property Owners to Repair Landslide Damage or Prevent Future Landslides, Declares Ohio’s First District Court of Appeals in R&R Family Invests. v. Plastic Moldings Corp. The First District Court of Appeals...
