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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.

FULTON – The city of Oswego along with the city of Fulton recently partnered with the village of Phoenix Police Department and United Way of Greater Oswego County to treat

The Ohio Supreme Court said child victims deal with enough pain and suffering without having their monetary damages capped in court cases.

Chief Justice Maureen O'Connor joined the court's Democrats in the 4-3 ruling

The Ohio Supreme Court said child victims deal with enough pain and suffering without having their monetary damages capped in court cases.

A college student who gave birth in a sorority house bathroom and was convicted of murder after throwing the baby away will receive a new sentencing hearing, the Ohio Supreme Court ruled on Thursday.

Former Muskingum University student Emile Weaver gave birth in a sorority house bathroom and was convicted of murder after throwing the baby away.

On Nov. 22, 2022, the Supreme Court of Ohio issued a much-anticipated opinion addressing the sourcing of gross receipts from transactions involving…

Key Takeaways ..The Ohio Supreme Court decision in NASCAR Holdings, Inc. v. McClain is an Ohio commercial activity tax case that provides another recent example of state...

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine's appointment to the Supreme Court will dertermine the orientation of the Ohio Supreme Court.