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Supreme Court of Ohio One Step Closer to Addressing Statute of Limitations Case

Vorys Sater Seymour and Pease LLP
USA
August 5 2018

In Browne v. Artex Oil Co., Case No. 17 CA 20, the Fifth District recently determined that an action to declare an oil and gas lease terminated due to

The Other Bad Faith

Brouse McDowell
USA
July 19 2018

Certain aspects of insurance bad faith are well known, particularly to insurance coverage practitioners. For instance, it is widely understood that an

Employment & Labor in Ohio

Frost Brown Todd LLC
USA, Global
July 13 2018

A structured guide to employment and labor law in Ohio

Managing the employment relationship in Ohio

Frost Brown Todd LLC
USA, Global
July 13 2018

A structured guide to managing the employment relationship in Ohio

What Takes Priority - a TIF Exemption or Another Exemption? The Ohio Supreme Court Weighs In

Vorys Sater Seymour and Pease LLP
USA
June 21 2018

Two important aspects of every tax increment financing (TIF) project in Ohio are (i) determining whether the TIF exemption or another exemption should

Ohio Supreme Court Determines that Subrogation Applies to Third-Party Settlements Prior to WC Claim Allowance

Dinsmore & Shohl LLP
USA
June 7 2018

On April 19, 2018, the Ohio Supreme Court determined in Bureau of Workers’ Compensation v. Verlinger (2018-Ohio-1481) that the provisions of Ohio

Ohio Appellate Court: Oil and Gas Lease Expiration Claims Governed by 15-Year Contract Statute of Limitations

Vorys Sater Seymour and Pease LLP
USA
June 1 2018

In Browne v. Artex (May 31, 2018), Ohio’s Fifth District Court of Appeals held that a claim that an oil and gas lease expired for lack of production

Ohio Supreme Court dismisses Election Petition to Preserve Digital Images Based Upon Nuance

Sebaly Shillito + Dyer, A Legal Professional Association
USA
May 14 2018

Primary Candidate for Ohio Governor for the Green Party, Constance Gadell-Newton, brought an expedited petition seeking a writ of mandamus from the

Over Lawyering Danger: Sometimes the “Belt” Interferes with the “Suspenders”

Frost Brown Todd LLC
USA
May 14 2018

Deal lawyers often seek to insure an outcome using multiple approaches simultaneously; this is colloquially labeled a “belt and suspenders” approach

Multistate Review of Property Tax Decisions and Developments

Vorys Sater Seymour and Pease LLP
USA
May 4 2018

The following are property tax decisions of interest from around the country from spring 2018. For further insight into these decisions, please

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