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November 21, 2019 State v. Allen State v. Gwynne State v. Mize State v. Williams State ex rel. Kerr v. Turner
November 20, 2019 State ex rel. Keith v. Lawrence Cty. Bd. of Elections McConnell v. Dudley Cincinnati Bar Assn. v. Riggs-Horton State ex rel. Sands v. Culotta
November 19, 2019 Cleveland Metro. Bar Assn. v. King Beverage Holdings, L.L.C. v. 5701 Lombardo, L.L.C.
November 7, 2019 State v. Ford Lorain Cty. Bar. Assn. v. Hadeed
November 6, 2019 Cincinnati Bar Assn. v. Begovic Columbus Bar Assn. v. Winkfield
November 5, 2019 Shelly Materials, Inc. v. Streetsboro Planning & Zoning Comm. In re Application of Holzhauser-Graber
October 31, 2019 State v. Soto
October 30, 2019 Disciplinary Counsel v. Dougherty and Cicero State ex rel. Parker v. Russo
October 29, 2019 Ohio State Bar Assn. v. Naumov C.H. v. O’Malley |
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November 22, 2019 In Trumbull Cty. Bar Assn. v. Lutseck, Disciplinary Counsel v. Selby, and Cincinnati Bar Assn. v. Burgess, attorneys John P. Lutseck of Vienna, Joan P. Selby of Canton, and Andrew T. Burgess of Cincinnati were suspended from the practice of law for an interim period for failure to comply with disciplinary proceedings. November 21, 2019 In State v. Allen, the Court ruled that under Ohio law, banks can be considered “victims” of forgery and a court can order a Franklin County man to pay restitution to three banks where he cashed seven checks. November 20, 2019 In State ex rel. Keith v. Lawrence Cty. Bd. of Elections, the Court declined to grant Ironton Mayor Katrina D. Keith’s request for a writ of prohibition that would have directed the Lawrence County Board of Elections to remove her mayoral opponent Samuel T. Cramblit II from the Nov. 5 general election ballot and prohibited the board from counting the votes he received. View Complete Second Announcement » In McConnell v. Dudley, the Court ruled a township cannot be held liable for negligence in the hiring, training, or supervising of a police officer who subsequently is involved in an accident during a high-speed pursuit of criminal suspects. November 19, 2019 In Cleveland Metro. Bar Assn. v. King, the Court indefinitely suspended a Cleveland attorney convicted of attempting to launder $20,000 in purported drug money offered to him by an FBI informant posing as a drug dealer. November 18, 2019 The Court published official versions of five opinions that previously were released as slip opinions. November 14, 2019 In Interstate Gas Supply, Inc. v. Pub. Util. Comm., the Court allowed Duke Energy, Ohio to participate in the case in which Interstate Gas Supply and others challenge approval of Duke Energy’s electric-service rate plan. November 13, 2019 In Ohio Terminal Ry. Co. v. Hannibal Dev., L.L.C., the Court permitted Ohio River Partners Shareholder, L.L.C. to file a memorandum in response to jurisdiction within 30 days. November 12, 2019 In Buddenberg v. Weisdack, the Court allowed respondent Rebecca Buddenberg to discuss the Court’s 1997 Wooten v. Knisley decision, a case it did not cite in its original case briefs. |
