The Supreme Court of Ohio recently dismantled a long-standing procedural shield used by lenders and creditors to finalize foreclosure judgments. In the summer of 2026, the court issued critical decisions—specifically Drushal v. Miller and the subsequent remand in Wells Fargo
The outcomes from 11 years of probate appeals, county by county, may help answer that key question of keen interest to counsel and their clients
Probate litigators live with a particular kind of uncertainty. The magistrate recommends, the probate judge
Key takeaways
Established in 1914, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) was charged with policing “unfair methods of competition” and “unfair or deceptive acts or practices.” Designed to represent more than one political perspective, the FTC Act mandated that there be five commissioners,
Question: Among the Ohio Supreme Court’s accepted jurisdictional appeals year-to-date (29 grants out of 443 decisions, Jan. 6–June 11, 2026), is there a discernible pattern in which appellate district the granted cases originate from?
Method: We reviewed the listed appellate
Executive summary
On June 29, the Supreme Court overruled a 91-year-old precedent that permitted Congress to protect leaders of certain independent agencies from at-will presidential removal. The decision significantly strengthens presidential control over executive agencies and may signal the end
When we last checked in on the Ohio Supreme Court’s discretionary docket, the March 17 announcement had just delivered a sobering 4% acceptance day and the 2026 Year-to-Date (YTD) figures stood at 205 total decisions. Nearly three months and eleven
