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COLUMBUS, Ohio (Legal Newsline) - Resolving a question that has divided Ohio courts for years, the state Supreme Court ruled that a missing fire extinguisher in a school laboratory is a “physical defect” even if it wasn’t legally required, allowing students burned by an exploding bottle of alcohol to sue their school district.

Ogletree Deakins, one of the largest labor and employment law firms representing management, is pleased to welcome two new shareholders to the firm.

The Ohio Board of Education will meet again in November to decide on a resolution that would protect children who identify as LGBTQ+.

Our Bylaws guide decisions made by the NAPNAP Executive Board, staff and members. They are an important governing document for our association.

On June 7, 2022, House Bill 698 was introduced in the Ohio House of Representatives. The Bill would amend Ohio’s eminent domain law, Ohio Revised Code Chapter 163, in numerous ways that...

House Bill 698 introduced in Ohio House of Representatives to amend eminent domain law to be favorable to property owners, unfavorable to appropriating authorities. Would give property owners more rights, make it difficult for private property to be taken for public use.

On Wednesday a case was filed in the Northern District of Ohio by Rescue Mental Health & Addiction Services against the Mental Health & Recovery

Cincinnati's Affordable Housing Trust Fund was established in 2018 and has never been used for its intended purpose: to incentivize the preservation and production of affordable housing through loans and grants. But that's changing.

The winning entry was a joint effort of Ohio DC, iGrad and Nationwide, featuring the ongoing campaign to engage members in reducing financial stress by...

Council will vote Wednesday on two proposals: a one-time deposit into the Affordable Housing Trust Fund and an expansion to the new Housing Advisory Board.