The Court ruled that Lucas County residents will not vote on a zoning referendum because an inaccurate map of the area to be rezoned was submitted. The Court ruled that Lucas County residents will not vote on a zoning referendum because an inaccurate map …
The Court ruled the testimony of an ex-federal prosecutor cannot be excluded from a trial because the prosecutor did not have his former employer’s permission to testify. The Court ruled the testimony of an ex-federal prosecutor cannot be excluded from a …
The Court ruled that in a civil lawsuit, only the jurors who find a person acted negligently can vote to determine if that person is at fault for causing the plaintiff’s injuries. The Court ruled that in a civil lawsuit, only the jurors who find a person …
The Supreme Court of Ohio today refused to order an independent candidate for a state House seat in northeast Ohio to be placed on the Nov. 5 general election ballot, finding he fell short of the required number of petition signatures. In a divided per …
Court permits school district to challenge apartment complex’s property tax value despite a change in state law limiting tax valuation appeals. Court permits school district to challenge apartment complex’s property tax value despite a change in state law …
The Supreme Court of Ohio ruled today that the Lakota Local Schools Board of Education must publicly release a letter on behalf of the former school superintendent that allegedly threatened a lawsuit. In a per curiam opinion, the Supreme Court found a “ …
Marion Correctional Institution inmate Prince Charles Cotten Sr. Marion Correctional Institution inmate Prince Charles Cotten Sr. The Supreme Court of Ohio today upheld a life sentence for a man convicted of killing a police officer. Prince Charles Cotten …
The Supreme Court of Ohio today rejected a real estate developer’s request to block a magistrate's order aimed at collecting a $1.5 million judgment. The case concerns a contentious effort to redevelop a downtown Cincinnati property. In a unanimous per …
The Court ruled that utility regulators could not grant themselves a time extension to decide whether to approve wind farm applications. The Court ruled that utility regulators could not grant themselves a time extension to decide whether to approve wind …
The Supreme Court of Ohio today issued a two-year suspension to a Cincinnati attorney who neglected five client matters and pocketed $4,750 in fees from clients for work he did not complete. In a per curiam opinion, the Supreme Court suspended Calvin S. …
The Supreme Court of Ohio today issued a fully stayed six-month suspension to the former city of Campbell law director for professional misconduct related to his private practice. In a per curiam opinion, the Supreme Court found that Brian J. Macala …
The Supreme Court of Ohio ruled today that a doctor who had preserved his defense that he had not been properly served with the complaint against him did not waive that defense by actively participating in the proceedings for two years. A Supreme Court …
The Supreme Court of Ohio has publicly reprimanded a Hamilton County Probate Court judge for making inaccurate, demeaning statements in a Facebook spat with a participant in a court case. In a per curiam opinion, the Supreme Court reprimanded Judge Ralph …
The Court ruled a county auditor cannot appeal a settlement that determines a natural gas pipeline’s property tax value. The Court ruled a county auditor cannot appeal a settlement that determines a natural gas pipeline’s property tax value. A county …
A phony email sent in 2011 to one person alleged a Warren County township trustee was demanding bribes. The email resurfaced years later. A phony email sent in 2011 to one person alleged a Warren County township trustee was demanding bribes. The email …
The Court ruled two Cincinnati city workers should receive a hearing to contest being placed on leave during the COVID-19 pandemic. The Court ruled two Cincinnati city workers should receive a hearing to contest being placed on leave during the COVID-19 …
Court found AEP is not improperly subsidizing its electricity generation business through rates charged for distributing electricity. Court found AEP is not improperly subsidizing its electricity generation business through rates charged for distributing …
Court rules school district did not follow law requiring teacher be observed teaching three times before firing. Court rules school district did not follow law requiring teacher be observed teaching three times before firing. Before a school board decides …
The Supreme Court rejected the lawsuit of a restaurant patron who swallowed a bone that was in his boneless chicken wings. The Supreme Court rejected the lawsuit of a restaurant patron who swallowed a bone that was in his boneless chicken wings. The …
An Ohio appeals court considered the intent of text and social media messages from a former Amazon employee to a company security manager. An Ohio appeals court considered the intent of text and social media messages from a former Amazon employee to a …
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