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Janine Migden-Ostrander COLUMBUS, Ohio (Legal Newsline)-The Ohio Supreme Court has ruled that American Electric Power can keep proceeds from an already-imposed rate increase.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (Legal Newsline)--The Ohio Supreme Court has ordered two out of state companies -- American Family Prepaid Legal Corp., Heritage Marketing and Insurance Services Inc. -- to pay over $6 million in fines.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (Legal Newsline)-An Ohio law that limits damages that local government must pay injured parties is constitutional, the state Supreme Court ruled Thursday.
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Richard Cordray (D) COLUMBUS, Ohio (Legal Newsline)-The Ohio Supreme Court has ruled that grocery stores should have to pay the state's Commercial Activities Tax.
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Ohio Supreme Court justices COLUMBUS, Ohio (Legal Newsline)-The Ohio Supreme Court on Tuesday heard arguments over whether grocery stores should have to pay the state's Commercial Activities Tax.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (Legal Newsline)-An Ohio company did not break the law when it fired a woman for taking unauthorized breaks to pump milk from her breasts, the Ohio Supreme Court has ruled.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (Legal Newsline)- The Ohio Supreme Court agreed Wednesday to hear a challenge to a state sales tax imposed on satellite television companies.
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Benjamin WASHINGTON (Legal Newsline) - Changes to the way state Supreme Courts handle recusal issues may be coming after a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision paved the way for them.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (Legal Newsline) - The Ohio Supreme Court on Wednesday agreed to hear a challenge to a lower court decision on taxing food sold at grocery stores.
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Evelyn Lundberg Stratton COLUMBUS, Ohio (Legal Newsline)--In the state that has become a national poster child for the problems of contested judicial elections, 2008 brought relative stability.
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Mark Behrens COLUMBUS, Ohio (Legal Newsline)-Over the last decade, the Ohio Supreme Court has turned from being one of the most respected courts in the nation to being a pro-plaintiff forum and back again to having a "solid reputation," said one of the nation's leading corporate defense attorneys.
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Mike Crites (R) COLUMBUS, Ohio (Legal Newsline)-Senior members of the Ohio attorney general's staff should undergo comprehensive background checks, said the Republican running for the seat.
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Evelyn Lundberg Stratton COLUMBUS, Ohio (Legal Newsline)-The Ohio Supreme Court on Wednesday rejected the asbestos-related claim a woman made against a company that insulated the pipes at her husband's workplace.
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Mike Crites (R) COLUMBUS, Ohio (Legal Newsline)-The Republican nominee for Ohio attorney general is running a second TV ad hammering Democrat Richard Cordray's early support for disgraced former Attorney General Marc Dann.
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Jennifer Brunner (D) COLUMBUS, Ohio (Legal Newsline)--The Ohio Supreme Court today upheld a weeklong window during which new voters can register and cast an absentee ballot on the same day
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Copland COLUMBUS, Ohio (Legal Newsline) -- While Ohio's economic climate could be better, it has improved over the last ten years thanks in part to the election of tort reform-minded judges, according to a new report released Tuesday by the Manhattan Institute's Center for Legal Policy, an organization supporting tort reform.
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Lockhart COLUMBUS, Ohio (Legal Newsline) -- Although her term as Ohio's attorney general, which began May 21, ends following the November elections, Nancy Hardin Rogers has ordered a "full office review."
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (LegalNewsline) -- The news lately from the offices of Ohio's attorney general has been more about the alleged extracurricular activities of AG Marc Dann's closest associates rather than the latest litigations pursued by his staff.
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Dann COLUMBUS -- Ohio's top government officials announced a new weapon for battling the state's foreclosure crisis on Tuesday and its army is comprised of at least 1,100 Ohio attorneys.
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Moyer COLUMBUS, Ohio - Tort reformers recently earned their second major victory in the Ohio Supreme Court this year, as the justices upheld a law that puts caps on non-economic damages in personal injury lawsuits.