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Find Relevant Ohio Caselaw Quickly Using the Annotated ORC
Say you are asked to find cases about when a driver’s license in Ohio can be permanently revoked. You know that the Ohio statute on license suspension is ORC 4507.16,…
C | M | Law Library Blog
How Do I Find an Older Version of the ORC?
You’d be surprised how often it comes up in legal practice – you’re researching an issue, only to realize that you need to see the law in Ohio as it…
All Things HR
You Just Saved Us a Lawsuit: $22.5M Verdict Redefines Ohio Employer Accommodations
By Sara Jodka
On March 18, 2026, an Ohio jury delivered what may be the most consequential employer-accommodation verdict in the state’s history, and it was not even brought as an accommodation case.…
Ohio Appellate Insights
When does the zoning appeal clock start in Ohio?
By Terry Posey
The Supreme Court of Ohio recently clarified a key question in Ohio zoning law: when does a zoning decision trigger the right to appeal? In 729 West 130th Street, L.L.C.…
Legal Profession Blog
Mask Issue Does Not Show Bias
The Ohio Supreme Court (Chief Judge Kennedy) has denied a motion to disqualify a municipal court judgeAlbert Thrower, who avers that he is doing business as St. Anthony Church, the…
Legal Profession Blog
Fork In The Road
A summary of a decision of the Ohio Supreme Court by Dan TrevasThe driver of a utility vehicle for farm tasks cannot be convicted of a felony for injuring his passengers when he flipped…
For the Defense
Executioners
By jeffgamsogamso-forthedefense-blogspot-com
No person shall purposely, and with prior calculation and design, cause the death of another or the unlawful termination of another's pregnancyThat's Section 2903.01(A) of the Ohio Revised Code setting…
The Law for Lawyers Today
Ohio clarifies when out-of-state lawyers are permitted to conduct and defend depositions
Anyone who takes or defends depositions in Ohio will want to be familiar with Opinion 2022-13, issued by The Ohio Board of Professional Conduct (“the Board”). The Opinion will be…
Faruki Blog
No Get Out of Jail Free Card Here – Ohio's Litigation Privilege Applies Only to Civil Defamation Suits
By mburtonficlaw-com-melinda-burton
After being convicted of tampering with records in violation of Ohio R.C. 2913.42(A)(1), which prohibits a person from falsifying any writing or record "knowing that the person has no privilege…
Faruki Blog
I Take it Back: Ohio's Medical Claims Statute of Repose is Not a True Statute of Repose: The Tolling Statute Applies to It
By mburtonficlaw-com-melinda-burton
Two years ago, I wrote a blog regarding Ohio's medical claims statute of repose (R.C. 2305.113(C)) based on the Ohio Supreme Court's decision in Wilson v. Durrani, 164 Ohio St.3d…