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Moritz Legal Information Blog

Legal information and research resouces. By the Michael E. Moritz Law Library at Ohio State University.

http://moritzlegalinformation.blogspot.com/

May 22
Urban Dictionary Cited in Judicial Opinion

Urban Dictionary Cited in Judicial Opinion

Perhaps you know and love Urban Dictionary, or perhaps you consider it gauche. Either way, it's an important online tool to be aware of if only for the fact courts are now looking to the online, crowd-sourced dictionary for assistance with…
May 20
Spock Cited

Spock Cited

Law Librarian Blog suggested a great paper topic: how many times has Spock been cited in judicial opinions? The question is based on a Wall Street Journal article which cites the most recent example. If this type of paper is up your alley,…
May 17
Legality vs. Morality - Trademark Edition

Legality vs. Morality - Trademark Edition

Pixar is working on a film with the theme or subject Dia de los Muertos, the Mexian holiday honoring the deceased. As film companies typically do, Disney, Pixar's parent company, applied for trademarks using the anticipated name of the film…

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Judge Ben C. Green Law Library…

Judge Ben C. Green Law Library Blog

Features legal news and research guides. From Case Western Reserve University School of Law.

http://lawlibrary.case.edu/blog

Nov 9
New Law Review format on display at Circ. Desk

New Law Review format on display at Circ. Desk

The Case Western Reserve Law Review has put a lot of really solid work into the typesetting and page layout of their journal. Besides some real benefits for their operation in the pre-production process, this reformatting makes the Law Review…
Nov 8
The Day After – Looking at the Prediction

The Day After – Looking at the Prediction

The votes are still being counted in 27 states as of 5pm. However, the election has been called and President Barack Obama will serve an additional four years as President.
Nov 5
Election Maps — Nov 5th — Election Eve Prediction

Election Maps — Nov 5th — Election Eve Prediction

Last Tuesday I posted the information from four election map sites. I have posted at the end of this blog the information from today for those same sites. Not surprisingly, not one of the maps has gone completely unchanged.

Rank this Week: 389

Real Estate & Construction Law…

Real Estate & Construction Law Blog

Features real estate and construction law updates and analysis. By Buckingham, Doolittle & Burroughs LLP.

http://www.realestateandconstructionlaw.com/

May 23
DBE Dilemma - Change of Control

DBE Dilemma - Change of Control

Construction contractors see certification as a Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (“DBE”) under the Federal Laws as a very valuable asset. Rightfully so! Federal mandates require DBE participation on virtually all federal…
May 16
Estoppel Certificates: Be Careful What You Sign

Estoppel Certificates: Be Careful What You Sign

If you are a landlord or tenant, or you represent landlords or tenants, then you are probably familiar with estoppel certificates. While estoppel certificates are commonplace in commercial leasing and often treated as simple…
Feb 15
Crain's Cleveland Shale Summit Gives Glimpse Into Future of Shale Production

Crain's Cleveland Shale Summit Gives Glimpse Into Future of Shale Production

On February 5, 2013 Crain's Shale Summit took place at Executive Caterers at Landerhaven. The event sold out quickly and appeared to be a great success in all respects. I attended and was quite impressed by the quality and variety of…

Rank this Week: 466

Cincinnati Law Library Blog

Covers laws and cases, with a focus on Cincinnati and Ohio. By the Cincinnati Law Library Association.

http://cincinnatilaw.blogspot.com/

May 24
Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals update,,,,,

Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals update,,,,,

Speaking of the Sixth Circuit, it’s been quite a busy month in those hallowed halls and we wanted pass on mention of four cases especially. Another case out of the Sixth Circuit being petitioned to the Supreme Court is White v. Woodall,…
May 16
Supreme Court review of Sixth Circuit ruling in indigent's civil rights case

Supreme Court review of Sixth Circuit ruling in indigent's civil rights case

As the National Law Journal’s Tony Mauro phrased it earlier this week, “the Supreme Court's running feud with the U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals resumed Monday, May 13th., with the justices' decision to grant review in a Tennessee…
May 15
New Ohio Supreme Court Probate Form

New Ohio Supreme Court Probate Form

The Ohio Supreme Court will be accepting public comment on probate court forms relating to Medicaid estate recovery, real property certificates of transfer, foreign adoption, and disinterment applications until June 11, 2013. The Supreme…

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Ohio Employer's Law Blog

Provides updates and commentary on current employment law headlines and topics. By Kohrman Jackson & Krantz.

http://ohioemploymentlaw.blogspot.com/

May 24
WIRTW #275 (the “reality bites” edition)

WIRTW #275 (the “reality bites” edition)

Last night, Fox debuted its new reality show, Does Someone Have To Go?, which Entertainment Weekly bills as Survivor meets The Office. Here’s the premise: Needless to say, the New York Times is not impressed, unflatteringly…
May 23
When state law conflicts with the EEOC on criminal background checks, who wins?

When state law conflicts with the EEOC on criminal background checks, who wins?

Last year, the EEOC issued its long awaited Enforcement Guidance on the Consideration of Arrest and Conviction Records in Employment Decisions under Title VII. While the Guidance was much more fair and balanced than many employer advocates…
May 22
Email surveillance as evidence of retaliation

Email surveillance as evidence of retaliation

Employees should not operate under any false ideas that they enjoy an expectation of privacy in their work email accounts. Just because an employer has the right to snoop through an employee’s email, however, does not mean the practice…

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Gamso - For the Defense

Provides commentary on criminal law, civil liberties and jurisprudence. By Jeffrey Gamso.

http://gamso-forthedefense.blogspot.com/

May 22
Because I Envy Gideon and Carol and Sarah and Blondie and the Squawk

Because I Envy Gideon and Carol and Sarah and Blondie and the Squawk

Boswell quoted Dr. Johnson as saying that "No man but a blockhead ever wrote except for money." Call me a blockhead. I certainly don't write this blog for the money (zip, though I manage to get a free book now and then and I've been invited…
May 8
Death Penalty 101 - The Book

Death Penalty 101 - The Book

Those of you who aren't lawyers probably know that law school classes typically operate on what they call the "Socratic Method." (It's a method that Socrates wouldn't recognize, but that's a different blog post.) It's built around…
May 7
To Life

To Life

Here's to the land you've torn out the hear of.Mississippi, find yourself another country to be part of. That's the refrain of an old Phil Ochs song about the racism and corruption and general backwardness of the Magnolia State. There's…

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Columbus DUI Information And…

Columbus DUI Information And Answers

Answers questions about a DUI Arrest in Columbus, Ohio. By Suhre & Associates.

http://columbus-ovi-lawyer.com/blog/

May 23
Can My Probation Be Terminated Early For A Columbus, Ohio OVI?

Can My Probation Be Terminated Early For A Columbus, Ohio OVI?

The Court maintains jurisdiction over you with a period of probation. This means they can impose any jail time or fines that were initially suspended for a violation of the terms and conditions of your sentence or probation. Probation is the…
May 16
Driving Privileges, Part IV.

Driving Privileges, Part IV.

The law in Ohio provides for limited driving privileges when you are under a suspension for a DUI. You are eligible for privileges after any hard suspension time. Once eligible, you can get privileges for the following reasons: Occupational,…
May 6
Driving Privileges, Part III

Driving Privileges, Part III

The law in Ohio provides for limited driving privileges when you are under a suspension for a Columbus DUI. You are eligible for privileges after any hard suspension time. Once eligible, you can get privileges for the following reasons:…

Rank this Week: 926

Cleveland Law Library Weblog

Informs local attorneys of major legal developments important to their practice. By Sue Altmeyer.

http://suealtmeyer.typepad.com/cleveland_law_library_web/

May 1
The State of Ohio Has Launched a New Site That Allow You to Track Agency Rule Changes and Receive Email Alert

The State of Ohio Has Launched a New Site That Allow You to Track Agency Rule Changes and Receive Email Alert

Ohio has launched a new website called RuleWatch Ohio that will allow you to track Agency Rules that affect you, your family, or your business. An OSBA News Release for the launch states that: "RuleWatch Ohio allows individuals to track...
May 1
Ohio Supreme Court Board of Commissioners on Grievances & Discipline Issues Opinion That Lawyers Can Solicit Clients via Text

Ohio Supreme Court Board of Commissioners on Grievances & Discipline Issues Opinion That Lawyers Can Solicit Clients via Text

The Ohio Supreme Court Board of Commissioners on Grievances & Discipline has issued a new ethics Opinion (No. 2013-2) that permits lawyers to solict potential clients via text messaing. The Syllabus of the Opinion specifically states…
May 1
CWRU Law School Professor Offers Free, Online, 8-Week Class on Introduction to International Criminal law

CWRU Law School Professor Offers Free, Online, 8-Week Class on Introduction to International Criminal law

According to cleveland.com, CWRU Law School Professor Michael Scharf began teaching a free, online, 8-week class called Introduction to International Criminal Law today, May 1st. At least 17,500 signed up to participate in this venture, which…

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Ohio Injury Law Firm Blog

Covers birth injury, cerebral palsy and medical malpractice. By the Becker Law Firm.

http://www.ohio-injurylawfirm.com/

Mar 8
Nerve Damage: An Overview

Nerve Damage: An Overview

Nerve damage is a fairly common result of doctor negligence. If you have suffered nerve damage, you may be able to file a case with a medical malpractice lawyer. Elyria attorneys who specialize in this area can help. First let's look at the…
Mar 6
When Medical Malpractice Leads to Amputation

When Medical Malpractice Leads to Amputation

Amputation can be the result of a range of medical problems and accidents. If you or someone you love has had a limb amputated and you feel it was the result of medical malpractice, you should speak with a personal injury law firm.
Feb 9
Fetal Injuries Caused by Medical Malpractice

Fetal Injuries Caused by Medical Malpractice

Fetal injury that is because of medical negligence is a major concern and may warrant filing a medical malpractice claim, with which a birth injury attorney in Cleveland may assist. Establishing claim liability is an important part of this…

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The D & O Diary

Covers directors and officers liability. By Kevin LaCroix.

http://dandodiary.blogspot.com/

Feb 15
Subprime Litigation Wave Hits State Street

Subprime Litigation Wave Hits State Street

To see this page on The D & O Diary's new website, click here. To go to the homepage of The D & O Diary's new ebsite, click here.On January 3, 2008, State Street Corporation announced (here) that for the fourth quarter of 2007, it will be…
Feb 15
A Closer Look at the 2007 Life Sciences Securities Lawsuit

A Closer Look at the 2007 Life Sciences Securities Lawsuit

To see this page on The D & O Diary's new website, refer here. To go to the home page of The D & O Diary's new website, click here. In prior posts (most recently here), I noted that even during the two-year lull in securities lawsuits filings…
Feb 15
Tracking the Opt-Out Settlement

Tracking the Opt-Out Settlement

To see this page on The D & O Diary's new website, click here. To go to the home page of The D & O Diary's new website, click here.In prior posts (most recently here), I have written about the increasing importance of opt-out settlements in…

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Trade Secret Litigator Blog

Covers trade secret, covenant not to compete and cybersecurity law. . By Hahn Loeser.

http://www.hahnloeser.com/tradesecretlitigator/

May 24
IP Commission Report: Blue-Ribbon Panel Advocates Getting Tough With China, Supports Federal Trade Secret Statute And Maybe Even "Hacking Back"

IP Commission Report: Blue-Ribbon Panel Advocates Getting Tough With China, Supports Federal Trade Secret Statute And Maybe Even "Hacking Back"

A blue-ribbon panel issued a report on Wednesday focusing on trade secret theft by China and urging a number of executive and legislative reforms, including enactment of a federal trade secrets statute…
May 23
Thursday Wrap-Up (May 23, 2013): Noteworthy Trade Secret, Non-Compete and Cybersecurity News from the Web

Thursday Wrap-Up (May 23, 2013): Noteworthy Trade Secret, Non-Compete and Cybersecurity News from the Web

Here are the noteworthy trade secret, non-compete and cybersecurity stories from the past week, as well as one or two that I missed over the past couple of weeks: Trade Secret and Non-Compete Posts and Articles: A Pennsylvania Court of…
May 19
The State of Cybersecurity Law in 2013 (Part 1): Where's The Beef?

The State of Cybersecurity Law in 2013 (Part 1): Where's The Beef?

In the course of preparing the Mid-Year Review for Trade Secrets law for the AIPLA's Spring Meeting, I had an opportunity to step back and evaluate what is really going on from a legal standpoint in the burgeoning area of cybersecurity. …

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Cooper Elder Law

Covers Ohio estate planning, nursing home protection and qualifying for veterans benefits. By Thom L. Cooper Company, LPA.

http://cooperelderlaw.com/our-blog/

May 24
“Write It Down”

“Write It Down”

By Janet Fickle A couple in their nineties are both having some short term memory loss. While in for a checkup, the physician says that physically they’re okay, but since they’re having trouble remembering things, they might want…
May 23
Medicare May be Reformed Again (But for the Good this time)

Medicare May be Reformed Again (But for the Good this time)

By Attorney Liz Durnell Did you know that Medicare will not pay for any part of a nursing home stay if you or your loved one were not “admitted” to the hospital for three days? Sometimes the person was just in the hospital for…
May 22
The 2013 Capital Gains Tax Hikes – with an “s”

The 2013 Capital Gains Tax Hikes – with an “s”

By Attorney Dan Vu Due to the 2013 fiscal cliff deal, the capital gains tax rate has jumped up in more ways than one. If you file as a couple and earn over $450,000 – or if you file as a single and earn over $400,000 – the capital…

Rank this Week: 1204

Stockycat Blog

Focuses on the intersection between criminal law, the Fourth Amendment and emerging technology. By J. Adam Engel.

http://www.stockycat.com/

May 24
First Circuit Limits Searches of Cell Phones Incident to Arrest

First Circuit Limits Searches of Cell Phones Incident to Arrest

In a significant decision, the United State First Circuit Court of Appeals has held that the police, after seizing a cell phone from an individual’s person as part of his lawful arrest, can not search the phone’s data without a…
May 20
Government Can Read Credit Card Magnetic Strips Without A Warrant

Government Can Read Credit Card Magnetic Strips Without A Warrant

A federal court recently considered whether the warrantless reading of magnetic strips on the backs of credit and debit cards by United States Secret Service agents violates the Fourth Amendment of the United States Constitution’s…
Dec 10
Cell Phone Subscriber Information Is Not Protected by Fourth Amendment

Cell Phone Subscriber Information Is Not Protected by Fourth Amendment

The case is Upshur v. State, No. 1461, Court of Special Appeals of Maryland (November 28, 2012). The defendant challenged the use of his name and address, which law enforcement officers obtained without a warrant from his cellular telephone…

Rank this Week: 1137

DBL Law Blog

Covers business, construction, employment and real estate law in Ohio and Kentucky. By Dressman Benzinger LaVelle.

http://www.dbllaw.com/blog/

May 23
DBL Law Sponsors Market in the Park

DBL Law Sponsors Market in the Park

DBL is proud to be the title sponsor of Market in the Park, a weekly summer market held in Washington Park in Cincinnati's historic Over-the-Rhine.
May 22
New Dodd-Frank Rules Impact Loan Guaranty Agreement

New Dodd-Frank Rules Impact Loan Guaranty Agreement

Effective this Spring, new rules under the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act (Dodd-Frank) will significantly impact guaranty agreements in loans that involve “swap” agreements. The new rules interpret a…
May 20
Company Cars and Workers’ Comp – Court of Appeals Clarifies Coverage in Kentucky

Company Cars and Workers’ Comp – Court of Appeals Clarifies Coverage in Kentucky

Even if he is off the clock, a worker who crashes in a company car while on the way to the job site likely will be covered by Kentucky workers’ compensation. Such was the ruling in Padgett v. Bowlin Group, 2012-CA-001736-WC (Ky. App.…

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Employee Benefits Law Report

Covers legal developments and trends affecting employee benefits. By Porter Wright Morris & Arthur LLP.

http://www.employeebenefitslawreport.com

May 20
Health Care Reform Update: Planning Now for Significant 2014 Deadline

Health Care Reform Update: Planning Now for Significant 2014 Deadline

The Affordable Care Act (the “ACA”) makes sweeping changes to the current health insurance landscape. Though some of these changes are already in force, the most significant provisions of the ACA become effective on January 1,…
May 13
Sutardja Decision Shows Employers How to Preserve Stock Option Flexibility In a 409A World

Sutardja Decision Shows Employers How to Preserve Stock Option Flexibility In a 409A World

Many commentators were surprised by the recent federal court of claims decision to deny summary judgment in Sutardja v United States. Sutardja, which currently is headed for trial, involves the IRS assessing a public company executive with…
May 6
Summer is Coming, But Don’t Forget About the HIPAA Omnibus Rule

Summer is Coming, But Don’t Forget About the HIPAA Omnibus Rule

Summer is right around the corner, so you are probably thinking about cookouts, pool parties, and vacations. HIPAA is probably the furthest thing from your mind (if not, you probably wish it was). However, before you book those beach…

Rank this Week: 1494

Ohio Real Estate Blog

Covers broker and realtor issues, construction and development, landords and tenants, and real estate taxation. By Kohrman Jackson & Krantz.

http://ohiorealestateblog.blogspot.com/

May 19
Are Mortgage Servicers “Suppliers” of “Consumer Transactions” pursuant to the Ohio Consumer Sales Practices Act (Part II)?

Are Mortgage Servicers “Suppliers” of “Consumer Transactions” pursuant to the Ohio Consumer Sales Practices Act (Part II)?

On May 14, 2013, the Ohio Supreme Court in Anderson v. Barclay’s Real Estate, Inc., Slip Opinion No. 2013-Ohio-1933 answered the above question posed to it by the Federal District Court for the Northern District of Ohio by holding that…
May 13
General Provisions in Contracts: "Miscellaneous" does not mean "Unimportant"

General Provisions in Contracts: "Miscellaneous" does not mean "Unimportant"

Towards the end of every contractual agreement, including real estate purchase agreements and leases, are certain provisions that often come under the heading of “Miscellaneous” or “General Provisions” and are…
May 5
Types of Commercial Leases-What’s in a Name?

Types of Commercial Leases-What’s in a Name?

There are as many types of commercial leases as there are creative lawyers to draft them. Most types of leases are defined either by the kind of property involved (industrial, retail, office), or by how the rent is calculated and who pays…

Rank this Week: 1081

Cincinnati Criminal Lawyer Blog

Covers the arrest process and other criminal procedures. By Suhre & Associates.

http://cincinnati-criminal-lawyer.com

Apr 15
What Happens If I Plea?

What Happens If I Plea?

Before you enter a plea, the court will make sure you understand the rights you are waiving. Your lawyer will review this with you before you enter the plea and talk to the judge. Your lawyer will explain the nature of the consequences…
Jan 11
I Didn’t Do It Why Was I Charged?

I Didn’t Do It Why Was I Charged?

Charged with a crime, but you didn’t do it? Wondering how that happened? There is a good chance that the police didn’t even talk to you before indicting you on a crime. It happens when someone tells police that they…
Sep 21
Mitigation

Mitigation

What is Mitigation? Mitigation is best described as things that you can do before and after sentencing to lessen your sentence. You want to hire a Cincinnati lawyer that can tell you his plan to mitigate your charges and sentence if you are…

Rank this Week: 1675

Ohio Environmental Law Blog

Discusses environmental law and policy at both the national level and with a focus on developments in Ohio. By Joseph P. Koncelik of Frantz Ward LLP.

http://www.ohioenvironmentallawblog.com/

Apr 11
A Revised ASTM Standard for Due Diligence to Be Issued

A Revised ASTM Standard for Due Diligence to Be Issued

A task force assigned to review the ASTM standard for Phase I environmental assessments has completed its review of the current standard. It has sent its recommendations to U.S. EPA who is expected to accept the…
Mar 28
Tenants Can Now More Easily Qualify for Protection from Liability for Pre-Existing Contamination

Tenants Can Now More Easily Qualify for Protection from Liability for Pre-Existing Contamination

Often times businesses only worry about performing due diligence (Phase Is and Phase IIs) when they are purchasing a building, factory or land. In my experience, many tenants never think about the fact that they could inherit liability…
Mar 15
Clean Ohio Council Approves Changes to Brownfield Funding

Clean Ohio Council Approves Changes to Brownfield Funding

On March 6th the Clean Ohio Council approved major changes to the Clean Ohio program. The changes are now effective and will govern the remaining $15 million in funding that was set aside in the last budget. After the $15 million…

Rank this Week: 1089

Immigration Visa Lawyer Blog

Covers visas, green cards, and immigration law. By Shihab & Associates.

http://www.immigration-visa-lawyer-blog.com/

Mar 25
Specialized Knowledge and the L-1B Intracompany Transferee Visa

Specialized Knowledge and the L-1B Intracompany Transferee Visa

One of the requirements to be eligible for the L-1B nonimmigrant intracompany transferee visa category is that the beneficiary must have specialized knowledge. The legal definition of specialized knowledge was illustrated recently by the…
Mar 4
Effect of Sequester on Immigration

Effect of Sequester on Immigration

On Friday March 1 at midnight, Present Obama was forced to sign an automatic spending cutback, or "sequestration," as negotiations with congress to avoid these cuts was unsuccessful. The spending cuts will have an impact on national security,…
Feb 21
Ohio Refuses to Issue Driver's Licenses to DACA Recipient

Ohio Refuses to Issue Driver's Licenses to DACA Recipient

Since June 2012 many Ohio residents have been applying for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), an executive order enacted by Present Barack Obama that allows those who arrived in the United States as children to have a reprieve…

Rank this Week: 1134

The Pension Protection Act Blog

Covers retirement plans, defined benefit plans, ERISA, and ESOPs. By Suzanne L. Wynn.

http://erisafile.com/blog/

Feb 12
District Court Says No to IRS About Registered Tax Return Preparers, Are ERPAs Next?

District Court Says No to IRS About Registered Tax Return Preparers, Are ERPAs Next?

Almost a month has passed since the U.S. District Court of the District of Columbia issued its opinion about IRS Circular 230 on Jan. 18, 2013, and I’m a little surprised by the lack of discussion about this opinion in … Continue…
Dec 18
The Dept. of Labor Addresses When Bankruptcy Meets ERISA

The Dept. of Labor Addresses When Bankruptcy Meets ERISA

When Bankruptcy Meets ERISA is not the latest Gary Marshall film or the sequel to Sleepless in Seattle, it is the very real mess created when a plan sponsor files Chapter 7 bankruptcy. In the last month, there has been … Continue…
Nov 28
Time to Vote for Your Favorite Law Blog

Time to Vote for Your Favorite Law Blog

The American Bar Association’s list of the top 100 blawgs is out, and voting is open. Voting is open from now to Friday, Dec. 21st.

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The Briefcase

Comments on Ohio law with an emphasis on criminal law. By Russ Bensing.

http://briefcase8.com

Jan 8
Case Update – Appellate Edition

Case Update – Appellate Edition

Time to take a look at the significant appellate decisions handed down in the past month. The 2nd District tackles the issue of destruction of evidence in State v. Beavers. The defendant had filed a motion to preserve a videotape, but…
Jan 7
Case Update – Supreme Court edition

Case Update – Supreme Court edition

I haven’t done a case update in a month. Usually, I’ll deal with US and Ohio Supreme Court decisions, and then some pertinent Ohio appellate cases. My BFF Lexis, though, informs me that there are about 300+ of the latter to…
Jan 4
An “ordinary” death

An “ordinary” death

Susan Yates had a hard life, and she died bad. She was homeless when Philip Jones met her in early 2007. A couple months later, a jogger found her body lying on a path in a cemetery. She’d been raped and…

Rank this Week: 1450

Social Security Disability…

Social Security Disability Attorney Cincinnati

Covers social security disability and supplemental security income claims. By Anthony Castelli.

http://socialsecuritydisabilityattorneycinci.blogspot.com/

Dec 29
Cincinnati Attorney Calls on President Obama To Stop Social Security Disability From Keeping Judges Names Secret

Cincinnati Attorney Calls on President Obama To Stop Social Security Disability From Keeping Judges Names Secret

The Social Security Administration is keeping the names of the federal administrative law Judges that will hear your SSDI or SSI claim secret. They started this new policy at the end of 2011. This is truly chilling and implies a big brother…
Dec 20
Cincinnati Lawyer Says It is Not necessary to Cut Social Security

Cincinnati Lawyer Says It is Not necessary to Cut Social Security

As a Cincinnati Ohio social security disability lawyer I have seen many deserving people have their financial lives saved by social security disability. This is known as SSI to some and SSDI to others.SSI is supplemental security income and…
Sep 11
Cincinnati Social Security Disability Attorney - Download Critical Evidence

Cincinnati Social Security Disability Attorney - Download Critical Evidence

Cincinnati Social Security Disability Attorney Offers Critical Evidence Questionnare for Your Doctor As a Cincinnati social security lawyer I know how important evidence is to winning your social security case. These…

Rank this Week: 1084

The Ohio Trust & Estate Blog

Covers estate tax, marriage, medicaid and probate. By Michael D. Bonasera.

http://www.bonasera.org

Dec 18
TOMMY!

TOMMY!

So I’ve not posted for a while. In fact, you’ll note that I mention in the below post that my son was about a month from arriving… Well, arrive he did. On 6/18/2012 Tommy arrived and, smiling almost ever…
May 8
Sad Update

Sad Update

Its been a while since I’ve written anything here and, though I fully intend to get back to it in the coming months, a couple sad events required mentioning: MCA died last Friday. The number of tributes available on the web make this…
Aug 16
So Many Great Blogs, So Little Time

So Many Great Blogs, So Little Time

My Google Reader account is getting pretty full-up. There’s so many great resources out there for estate planning that it’s getting hard to keep up! It’s a nice problem to have I guess…

Rank this Week: 1215

PATracer

Reports on patent litigation appeals pending before the Federal Circuit.

http://www.patentlit.com

Aug 1
Duboise v. Office of Personnel Management.

Duboise v. Office of Personnel Management.

2010/1/25 : Docket 09-3154 : MSPB : Duboise v. Office of Personnel Management.
Aug 1
Therasense, Inc. v. Beckton, Dickinson and Co.

Therasense, Inc. v. Beckton, Dickinson and Co.

2010/1/25 : Docket 09-1008 : DCT : Therasense, Inc. v. Beckton, Dickinson and Co.
Aug 1
Blakley v. U.S.

Blakley v. U.S.

2010/1/27 : Docket 09-5047 : CFC : Blakley v. U.S.

Rank this Week: 1531

Ohio Law Blog

By Ritters and Ritters.

http://ohiolawblog.blogspot.com/

Feb 23
How to Find the Right Lawyer for You

How to Find the Right Lawyer for You

Provided by Rittgers & Rittgershttp://www.rittgers.com/http://www.rittgersinjurylaw.com/Be Comfortable with Your LawyerRegardless of who you hire, make sure you are comfortable with your lawyer. Your attorney will be handling one of the most…
Feb 23
Intoxilyzer 8000; Ohio's New Breath Machine

Intoxilyzer 8000; Ohio's New Breath Machine

Article Provided by Rittgers & Rittgershttp://www.rittgers.com/http://www.rittgersinjurylaw.com/
Feb 23
Ohio Leads Nation's Surge In Female OVI

Ohio Leads Nation's Surge In Female OVI

Article provided by Rittgers & RittgersVisit us at http://www.rittgers.com/ or at www.rittgersinjurylaw.comWhen Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood announced an increased targeting of impaired drivers, he specifically noted the national…

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CinciCrime Blog

Covers criminal law in Cincinnati, Southwest Ohio, and Northern Kentucky. By Michel K. Allen & Associates.

http://www.cincicrime.com/

May 23
Ohio Supreme Court Declines To Hear Widmer Appeal

Ohio Supreme Court Declines To Hear Widmer Appeal

The Ohio Supreme Court has declined a request to review the conviction of Ryan Widmer. Widmer was convicted of drowing his wife, Sarah, in the couple’s Warren County home. A first trial was declared a mistrial after allegations of…
May 22
More convictions may be expunged with new Ohio law

More convictions may be expunged with new Ohio law

Sometimes it may seem like your past is inescapable and that it may serve as a roadblock in attaining future goals. This may especially be the reality for individuals with a criminal record or who have faced a criminal charge....
May 22
Kentucky DNA Testing Law Expands Review in Violent Crime Conviction

Kentucky DNA Testing Law Expands Review in Violent Crime Conviction

A Kentucky man’s 1987 murder case will now be scrutinized by a new DNA test, says the Kentucky Court of Appeals. The inmate, who has served 26 years for the Newport murder, is now subject to a post-conviction DNA test under Kentucky…

Rank this Week: 4273

Cleveland, Ohio Criminal Attorney…

Cleveland, Ohio Criminal Attorney Ron Frey's Blog

Covers criminal defense and technology based offenses.

http://clevelandcriminalattorney.blogspot.com/

May 23
Rocky River Criminal Lawyer - Rocky River, Ohio Municipal Court

Rocky River Criminal Lawyer - Rocky River, Ohio Municipal Court

ROCKY RIVER, OHIO CRIMINAL DEFENSE LAWYERBy +Ron FreyThe criminal defense attorneys at Friedman & Frey, L.L.C. represent individuals charged with criminal offenses throughout the State of Ohio. The law firm is based in Cleveland,…
May 22
Cleveland Criminal Lawyer Ron Frey - What happens during a Cuyahoga County Pretrial?

Cleveland Criminal Lawyer Ron Frey - What happens during a Cuyahoga County Pretrial?

By: +Ron Frey Cleveland Criminal LawyerAs a criminal lawyer who practices in the Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas on a regular basis, I am often asked the following question by clients and prospective clients: "What happens at a…
May 22
Castro Indictment & Arraignment - The Next Steps in the Ariel Castro Case - Cleveland, Ohio

Castro Indictment & Arraignment - The Next Steps in the Ariel Castro Case - Cleveland, Ohio

ARIEL CASTRO CASE - CLEVELAND, OHIO ~By: Ron FreyAccording to media reports, investigators are still conducting an examination of the evidence in the Ariel Castro case. Castro has already appeared in court for an initial appearance. That…

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Columbus DUI Information

By Suhre & Associates, LLC.

http://columbus-ovi-lawyer.com/blog/

May 23
Can My Probation Be Terminated Early For A Columbus, Ohio OVI?

Can My Probation Be Terminated Early For A Columbus, Ohio OVI?

The Court maintains jurisdiction over you with a period of probation. This means they can impose any jail time or fines that were initially suspended for a violation of the terms and conditions of your sentence or probation. Probation is the…
May 16
Driving Privileges, Part IV.

Driving Privileges, Part IV.

The law in Ohio provides for limited driving privileges when you are under a suspension for a DUI. You are eligible for privileges after any hard suspension time. Once eligible, you can get privileges for the following reasons: Occupational,…
May 6
Driving Privileges, Part III

Driving Privileges, Part III

The law in Ohio provides for limited driving privileges when you are under a suspension for a Columbus DUI. You are eligible for privileges after any hard suspension time. Once eligible, you can get privileges for the following reasons:…

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Gettins' Law

Covers business and franchising law. By Mary Beth Gettins.

http://gettinslaw.com/?page_id=7

May 22
HIPAA Solution

HIPAA Solution

Privacy and Security: Healthcare Providers Preparing for the Perfect Storm. I was approached recently by a Dental Practice. The practice was recently purchased from a retiring dentist. As part of assuming the practice, the new Dentist wished…
May 2
Handling New Deals and Closing Old Busine

Handling New Deals and Closing Old Busine

Over the last several months we have been posting about updating the franchise disclosure document. For many franchisors, the time to update the franchise disclosure document was April 30th. With the deadline for…
Apr 24
Franchisor not liable for Franchisee!

Franchisor not liable for Franchisee!

Copyright (c) 123RF Stock Photos What happens? Consumer trips and falls at a franchise store. Home owner complains that the franchisee’s work is shoddy and wants his money back. Franchisee’s employee alleges a…

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William B. Strubbe Blog

Answers common questions about injury accidents and lawsuits.

http://www.cincinnatipersonalinjury.com/blog/

May 22
The Adjuster For The Trucking Company Offered Me Money, But I Am Not Sure If It Is Enough. Do I Have To Tell Him How Much I Want?

The Adjuster For The Trucking Company Offered Me Money, But I Am Not Sure If It Is Enough. Do I Have To Tell Him How Much I Want?

No. Not yet, anyway. And you shouldn’t, unless you know for sure. There are lots of reasons you may not want to take the insurance company’s offer. It may not be enough. You may not know how much is enough. And you might be afraid…
Apr 29
Is an offer of $2000 plus medical bills a good settlement?

Is an offer of $2000 plus medical bills a good settlement?

Hardly ever. In the last couple years, lots of people have called me, and said that the insurance adjuster had called them after the accident, and told them that the insurance would settle for their medical bills plus $500, or $1,000, or even…
Apr 26
“We’ll Pay Your Medical Bills Plus $500. Nothing More.”

“We’ll Pay Your Medical Bills Plus $500. Nothing More.”

If you’re reading this, there’s a decent chance you’ve heard this from an insurance adjuster after you’ve been in an accident. Is this all you can get? No. When someone injures you, you are entitled to: • Your…

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Sixth Circuit Appellate Blog

Covers news about and opinions issued by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the sixth Circuit with an emphasis on business cases. By Squire Sanders.

http://www.sixthcircuitappellateblog.com/

May 21
Another Supreme Court Habeas Reversal

Another Supreme Court Habeas Reversal

In Metrish v. Lancaster, a unanimous Supreme Court reversed the Sixth Circuit’s decision that Michigan courts violated due process when they took away a defendant’s diminished-capacity defense before his second trial, after having…
May 15
Cutting Back on Extensions of Time Not a Unique Phenomenon to Sixth Circuit

Cutting Back on Extensions of Time Not a Unique Phenomenon to Sixth Circuit

We recently reported on the Sixth Circuit’s practice of curtailing extensions of time and not granting them as freely as in the past. Thus far, the reports related to that are largely anecdotal and there is no formal policy change…
May 14
The Trend Toward The Use of Summary Disposition

The Trend Toward The Use of Summary Disposition

We have previously reported on the Sixth Circuit’s caseload and the trend toward the use of unpublished opinions. We’ve discussed that the number of published decisions per judge, the opinions that are the most important to…

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Asset Protection Law Journal

Covers asset protection laws. By Kenneth J. Laino.

http://www.assetprotectionlawjournal.com

May 21
Trusts Require Flexibility

Trusts Require Flexibility

Asset protection planning (and estate planning) frequently involves the use of one or more trusts. Possibilities include an offshore trust, Domestic Asset Protection Trust, irrevocable life insurance trust and various other kinds of…
May 16
Medical Malpractice Claim Can Take Both an Emotional and Financial Toll

Medical Malpractice Claim Can Take Both an Emotional and Financial Toll

In a post on February 8, 2012 I referred to an excellent article by Pauline W. Chen, M.D. She described how involvement in a medical malpractice action can negatively impact a physican’s way of practicing medicine. Dr. Chen…
May 6
You Can Lose A Fortune If You Ignore Your Estate Planning

You Can Lose A Fortune If You Ignore Your Estate Planning

A fascinating article by Julie Satow in the April 28, Sunday New York Times describes a New Yorker whose entire $40 million estate will likely go to the government because he died without a will. This case is somewhat unique because…

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Cincinnati Attorney Blog

Covers Cincinnati personal injury and workers compensation issues. By McKenzie & Snyder LLP.

http://www.mckenzie-snyder.com/blog

May 20
Is It Too Late to Claim a Worker's Comp Injury in Ohio?

Is It Too Late to Claim a Worker's Comp Injury in Ohio?

mckenzie-workers_comp_form.jpg Have you been injured on the job and need to file a worker's comp form? Not sure whether you still qualify for benefits? The Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation statute of limitations is two…
May 6
Experienced Dayton, OH Personal Injury Lawyer

Experienced Dayton, OH Personal Injury Lawyer

mckenzie-dayton.jpg McKenzie & Snyder are experienced personal injury lawyers. We have over 15 years of successfully handling personal injury cases in Dayton and southern Ohio.read more
Apr 8
Home Aide Injury Outside Patient's Home May Have Been Sustained in the Course of and Arising Out of Her Employment

Home Aide Injury Outside Patient's Home May Have Been Sustained in the Course of and Arising Out of Her Employment

mckenzie-icy_driveway.jpg The 2nd District Ohio Appellate Court recently overturned a trial court decision barring workers' compensation benefits to a home health aide who was injured after slipping on ice outside of a…

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ImmigRantings

Comments on immigration law. By Slowik & Robinson L.L.C.

http://www.immigrantings.com/

May 20
Senator Introduces 49 Amendments to the Immigration Reform Bill

Senator Introduces 49 Amendments to the Immigration Reform Bill

Almost immediately after the Gang of Eight introduced the comprehensive immigration reform bill (the "Border Security, Economic Opportunity, and Immigration Modernization Act"), Congress and political interest groups began debating its many…
May 14
Congressional Black Caucus Opposes Immigration Reform Bill

Congressional Black Caucus Opposes Immigration Reform Bill

The comprehensive immigration reform bill has been the subject of much media attention since its introduction into the U.S. Senate last month. If the bill passes, it will likely change U.S. immigration law in many significant ways including…
May 8
Supreme Court Refuses to Hear Appeal on Controversial Alabama Immigration Law

Supreme Court Refuses to Hear Appeal on Controversial Alabama Immigration Law

Recently, the U.S. Supreme Court decided to not hear a case regarding a controversial Alabama state law involving immigration law. The Alabama law, which was passed in 2011, would have criminalized the acts of transporting or harboring…

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Great Work!

Covers labor and employment law issues. By Roetzel & Andress.

http://ralawemployment.blogspot.com/

May 20
Ohio Supreme Court to Rule on Definition of a Compensable Psychiatric Condition Under Ohio Workers’ Compensation Law

Ohio Supreme Court to Rule on Definition of a Compensable Psychiatric Condition Under Ohio Workers’ Compensation Law

Armstrong v. Jurgenson, Case No. 2012-0244, is currently pending before the Ohio Supreme Court. Oral argument was held January 23, 2013. The case concerns a claimant who was diagnosed with sprain/strain injuries and post-traumatic stress…
May 15
Dual Jurisdiction - Ohio Workers’ Compensation

Dual Jurisdiction - Ohio Workers’ Compensation

Ohio Revised Code 4213.542 does not permit the filing of a workers’ compensation claim in Ohio if a claimant or the dependents involved in a workers’ compensation claim have been granted an allowed claim in another state. In…
Apr 26
Think You Purchased Assets “Free and Clear”? That’s Not Always the Case When it Comes to Liability for Violations of Federal Employment and Labor Law

Think You Purchased Assets “Free and Clear”? That’s Not Always the Case When it Comes to Liability for Violations of Federal Employment and Labor Law

Generally, buyers of corporate assets intend to acquire the assets but not the liabilities of the seller. Whether or not a purchaser acquires such liabilities is an issue of successor liability. Most states limit successor liability to…

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Ohio Criminal Appeals Blog

Provides Ohio criminal appeals news, views and insights. By J. Adam Engel, LLC.

http://www.adamengel.net/appealsblog/

May 17
Supreme Court of Ohio finds Public Record Requests Synonymous with Demands for Discovery in Criminal Proceeding

Supreme Court of Ohio finds Public Record Requests Synonymous with Demands for Discovery in Criminal Proceeding

The Supreme Court of Ohio has held that a public records request is equivalent to a demand for discovery in criminal proceedings. The case is State v. Athon. In 2010, the Defendant was arrested by the Ohio State Highway Patrol after he was…
May 14
Ohio Supreme Court holds that it has Exclusive Jurisdiction in Death Penalty Case

Ohio Supreme Court holds that it has Exclusive Jurisdiction in Death Penalty Case

The Supreme Court of Ohio has held it has exclusive jurisdiction in cases in which the death penalty is imposed. Additionally, the court ordered trial courts to apply the definition of a ‘definitive DNA test’ before dismissing a…
May 8
Ohio Supreme Court Holds Felonious Assault is considered a Lesser Offense to Murder

Ohio Supreme Court Holds Felonious Assault is considered a Lesser Offense to Murder

On May 1, 2013, the Ohio Supreme Court clarified lesser-included offenses for felonious assault. The case is State v. Deanda, Slip Opinion No. 2013-Ohio-1722. In 2009, Defendant, Deanda, got into an altercation with David Swartz in front of…

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Cincinnati Personal Injury and…

Cincinnati Personal Injury and Accident Attorney Blog

By Anthony Castelli.

http://blog.castellilaw.com/

May 16
Car Accident Attorney Discusses Middletown Butler County Ohio Claim

Car Accident Attorney Discusses Middletown Butler County Ohio Claim

Middletown car accident claims, if not settled pre lawsuit are brought in the Court of Common Pleas of Butler, County, Ohio. That is if the damages you are seeking are in excess of $15,000.00 Otherwise your civil claim for car accident…
May 1
Ohio Motorcycle Attorney Promotes May is Motorcycle Month

Ohio Motorcycle Attorney Promotes May is Motorcycle Month

Anthony Castelli Accident & Injury Lawyer Ohio…
Apr 19
Mandatory Helmet Laws: A Case For Manslaughter?

Mandatory Helmet Laws: A Case For Manslaughter?

The debate about motorcycle helmets rages. Riding a motorcycle is now mainstream. My buddy Chopper Charlie has ridden close to a million miles without serious mishap. He never wears a helmet. I asked him to give me the reasons he does not…

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Toledo Criminal Law Blog

By the Law Offices of Patituce & Scott, LLC.

http://www.toledo-criminal-lawyer.com/questions-answers/

May 16
How Can A Toledo DUI Attorney Help Me?

How Can A Toledo DUI Attorney Help Me?

Often I sit in courts in Toledo, and all across the State, and see people make the fundamental mistake of going into court without an attorney. Some people have been lead to believe that if they go into court and throw themselves on the…
May 10
Toledo Ohio Driving Privilege

Toledo Ohio Driving Privilege

In Ohio there are certain hard time limits on when you can start driving after a DUI arrest. In Toledo most courts will not consider driving privileges until after 15 or 30 days depending on your type of case, even on a first offense.…
May 2
What Should I Do After An Arrest For A DUI?

What Should I Do After An Arrest For A DUI?

One of the most common reactions that people have after being arrested for a DUI is not being sure what steps they should take, what they should do in order to protect themselves. This is quite normal, most of my clients are people that…

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Criminal Defense FAQ

Covers criminal defense and DUI/OVI issues. By Patituce & Associates, LLC.

http://cleveland-criminal-defense-attorneys.com/criminal-defense-faq/

May 16
How Can A Criminal Defense Lawyer Help Me?

How Can A Criminal Defense Lawyer Help Me?

Each day I sit in court rooms all across this state. And every day I see people making the same mistake over and over again – they go into court, facing serious charges, without having hired the best criminal defense lawyer they…
May 10
Can A Drug Charge Cause You To Lose Your Financial Aid?

Can A Drug Charge Cause You To Lose Your Financial Aid?

Ohio features several large and prestigious universities, law schools, medical schools. Many of our clients who go to these institutions have faced the same problem “Will a drug charge cost me my financial aid?” The short…
May 2
What Do I Do After Being Arrested On Felony Charges?

What Do I Do After Being Arrested On Felony Charges?

Most people have no idea what to do after they, or someone they care about, has been arrested on felony charges. The first thing that has to be done is a phone call to an experienced criminal defense lawyer. Once an arrest has been…

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Questions and Answers About…

Questions and Answers About Arrests, Criminal Procdures and Policies

By the Law Offices of Patituce & Scott, LLC.

http://cleveland-criminal-defense-attorneys.com/q-a/

May 16
How Can A Criminal Defense Lawyer Help Me?

How Can A Criminal Defense Lawyer Help Me?

Each day I sit in court rooms all across this state. And every day I see people making the same mistake over and over again – they go into court, facing serious charges, without having hired the best criminal defense lawyer they…
May 10
Can A Drug Charge Cause You To Lose Your Financial Aid?

Can A Drug Charge Cause You To Lose Your Financial Aid?

Ohio features several large and prestigious universities, law schools, medical schools. Many of our clients who go to these institutions have faced the same problem “Will a drug charge cost me my financial aid?” The short…
May 2
What Do I Do After Being Arrested On Felony Charges?

What Do I Do After Being Arrested On Felony Charges?

Most people have no idea what to do after they, or someone they care about, has been arrested on felony charges. The first thing that has to be done is a phone call to an experienced criminal defense lawyer. Once an arrest has been…

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Ohio State Tax Blog

Covers Ohio state and local taxes, including Ohio sales tax and multistate tax planning. By Steven A. Dimengo and Richard B. Fry III.

http://ohiostatetaxblog.com/component/content/frontpage.html

May 15
Ohio Commercial Activity Tax Sourcing Rules Provide Planning Opportunitie

Ohio Commercial Activity Tax Sourcing Rules Provide Planning Opportunitie

Generally, taxable receipts for the Ohio commercial activity tax are sourced to where tangible personal property is “ultimately received” or the benefit of services are received. R.C. 5751.033. However, evidenced by guidance…
Apr 30
Multistate Taxation: New York's Highest Court Upholds Click-Through Nexus Law Amid Facial Constitutional Challenge

Multistate Taxation: New York's Highest Court Upholds Click-Through Nexus Law Amid Facial Constitutional Challenge

“Click-through nexus” laws generally attribute the presence of in-state representatives who refer sales to an out-of-state retailer, including via web links, in exchange for a commission for determining sales tax nexus. See e.g.,…
Apr 23
Multistate Taxation: Marketplace Fairness Act Gaining Momentum

Multistate Taxation: Marketplace Fairness Act Gaining Momentum

On April 22, 2013, the U.S. Senate voted to take up the Marketplace Fairness Act of 2013 for debate and amendment. Notably, President Obama came out in support of the bill. While several hurdles remain, including passage by the…

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Real Estate Advisor Law Blog

Covers real estate development, environmental, finance and legal issues. By Ulmer Berne LLP.

http://www.realestateadvisorlawblog.com

May 13
Dennis Would Have Liked Thi

Dennis Would Have Liked Thi

Dennis Lane would have liked this. In fact, he would have liked this on at least two fronts. First, with an avid love of the water, biking and outdoor activities, Dennis would have appreciated what’s going on in…
Apr 19
The Exception that Swallowed the Rule

The Exception that Swallowed the Rule

Nonrecourse loans are popular among commercial real estate owners because the Lender agrees only to seek recourse against the real estate and other collateral securing the loan in a default or loss situation. Unless the loss is caused…
Mar 22
Just Add Water

Just Add Water

Recently, at a conference in Santiago, Chile, I had the opportunity to meet Fernado Fishmann, founder of Crystal Lagoons, and to learn about how Crystal Lagoons is transforming real estate projects around the globe. The…

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Cincinnati DUI Info

Covers Ohio DUI and OVI issues. By Suhre & Associates.

http://cincinnati-dui-info.com

May 12
Mother’s Day

Mother’s Day

Like every other holiday, the police will be out in force looking for Cincinnati DUI and OVI violations. You can enjoy alcohol responsibly this weekend if you are not driving! Lets talk about drinking responsibly. This does not…
May 4
DUI Patrols Increase For Cinco De Mayo And Kentucky Derby

DUI Patrols Increase For Cinco De Mayo And Kentucky Derby

Expect to see more police this weekend. Police like to spend their money wisely. They do this by targeting the weekends most likely to produce more arrests and drunk drivers. This weekend is the one of the best weekends for police…
Apr 15
DUI Appeal

DUI Appeal

The City of Cincinnati has appealed four of our firm’s OVI cases. These cases will be heard in the next few months. The litigation surrounds the new breath test machine from the Dept. of Health in Ohio. This is the…

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Dayton DUI Information

Covers DUI for Dayton area residents. By Suhre & Associates, LLC.

http://dayton-ovi-lawyer.com/blog/

May 12
Safe Enjoyment Of Alcohol Without Driving!

Safe Enjoyment Of Alcohol Without Driving!

Today I want to talk about my mother’s day weekend and safe alcohol consumption without the need to drive in Dayton Ohio or risk an OVI. The best way is to barbecue in the comfort of your own backyard! This eliminates the need to…
May 4
Holiday Weekends Equal More Police

Holiday Weekends Equal More Police

Police have limited resources and target weekends most likely to produce drunk drivers to scale up their patrols. This weekend we have the Kentucky Derby on Saturday and Cinco de Mayo on Sunday. This is the best type of weekend to…
Apr 27
Kevin Hart DUI

Kevin Hart DUI

http://abcnews.go.com/m/blogEntry?id=18958859 In this article, ABC published that Kevin Hart got a DUI. cal said this is a wake up call for him. They say this is a first offense for him. In Dayton Ohio a DUI first offense…

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Columbus OVI/DUI Attorney Blog

Comments on DUI law. By Shawn R. Dominy, Attorney at Law.

http://www.columbusoviattorneyblog.com/

May 10
SHOULD OHIO HAVE IMMEDIATE TRIALS FOR O.V.I./D.U.I?

SHOULD OHIO HAVE IMMEDIATE TRIALS FOR O.V.I./D.U.I?

There is little tolerance for drunk driving in Mumbai, India. Like Ohio, the penalty for a first D.U.I. offense in India is up to six months in jail. Unlike Ohio, the legal limit for blood alcohol content in India is .03 (Ohio's is .08),…
Apr 20
U.S. SUPREME COURT DECISION RAISES QUESTIONS ABOUT BLOOD TESTS IN OHIO D.U.I./O.V.I. CASES

U.S. SUPREME COURT DECISION RAISES QUESTIONS ABOUT BLOOD TESTS IN OHIO D.U.I./O.V.I. CASES

In a previous post, this blog questioned whether police should be able to draw blood against your will without a search warrant. At that time, oral arguments had recently been held in the case of Missouri v. McNeely. A few days ago, the…
Apr 6
SANCTIONS FOR DISCOVERY VIOLATIONS IN OHIO CRIMINAL AND D.U.I./O.V.I. CASES

SANCTIONS FOR DISCOVERY VIOLATIONS IN OHIO CRIMINAL AND D.U.I./O.V.I. CASES

How are sanctions to be imposed for violations of Ohio's discovery rules? That question was the subject of a recent decision by the Ohio Supreme Court. In a previous post, this blog described the changes to the rules for discovery…

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