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Squire Patton Boggs | USA | 13 Sep 2023
Sua Sponte State Law Certification in Opioid MDL Appeal
The Sixth Circuit issued a notable decision two days ago in one of the higher-profile appeals pending before it. The Panel’s opinion was written by…
Vorys Sater Seymour and Pease LLP | USA | 28 Aug 2023
The Evaluator Summer 2023: Valuation Analysis
The owners of a shopping center appealed from a judgment entered in a property tax refund action after the trial court upheld the decision of the Los…
Reed Smith LLP | USA | 18 Aug 2023
A Dismissal Trifecta: Personal Jurisdiction, Preemption, and Twombly Doom Product-Liability Claims in the Northern District of Ohio
Today we report on Farson v. Coopersurgical, Inc., 2023 WL 5002818 (N.D. Ohio 2023), a product-liability decision that dismissed all claims against…
Vorys Sater Seymour and Pease LLP | USA | 10 Aug 2023
The Ohio Supreme Court Approves Sales and Use Tax Exemption for Fracking Equipment and Reverses the Strict Construction Rule of Statutory Tax Exemptions
In Stingray Pressure Pumping, L.L.C. V. Harris, Slip Opinion No. 2023-Ohio-2598, the Ohio Supreme Court considered whether certain fracking equipment…
Vorys Sater Seymour and Pease LLP | USA | 10 Aug 2023
Service Providers Should Not Assume all Services are Nontaxable
Service providers often assume that they need not collect sales tax on their services. This can be particularly true when professional services are…
Reed Smith LLP | USA | 31 Jul 2023
How the Fifty States View Electronic Data as a “Product”
We have blogged several times about the somewhat esoteric issue of whether intangible items - chiefly computer software, website algorithms, and…
Global Competition Review | USA | 28 Jul 2023
Sixth Circuit: Labor Union and Collective Bargaining Exemptions Are Alive and Well
The Sixth Circuit addressed several different issues in the antitrust cases that it decided this past year. In two sports-related cases, the court…
Plunkett Cooney PC | USA | 17 Jul 2023
Assault or battery exclusion coverage update
The Ohio Supreme Court examined whether a provision in a CGL policy that excluded coverage for bodily injury arising from an assault or battery can be…
Squire Patton Boggs | USA | 5 Jul 2023
You Can’t Fire Me For A Facebook Post! I Have A Right To Free Speech! (US)
Ohio Court of Appeals Disagrees, Confirming That Employees Cannot Succeed on Free Speech Violation Claims Against Private Employers (US) Rita Hall…
Reed Smith LLP | USA | 6 Jun 2023
Cyber risks continue to evolve as policyholders seek to minimize exposure
Taying on top of cyber risks can be daunting, as threat actors evolve their methods and cyber insurance coverage becomes increasingly complex. Cyber…
