Weston Hurd’s 2021 Desktop Legal Primer for Ohio Claims serves as a comprehensive go-to-guide and useful reference tool for insurance claims professionals. Researched and written by Weston Hurd attorneys, the Primer contains Ohio statutes, case citations and covers topics involving: Claim Limitation Periods – Statutes of Limitation; Product Liability Statute of Repose; Construction Statute of […]
Congratulations Weston Hurd partners Steve Carlino and Dan Richards on their election to the 2021 Board of Trustees of the Ohio Association of Civil Trial Attorneys (OACTA). The OACTA news release can be found by clicking: 2020 – OACTA Elects 2021 Officers and Trustees
On July 17, 2019, the Ohio Supreme Court held that the construction statute of repose, R.C. 2305.131, applies to breach of contract claims and tort claims so long as the damages at issue meet the criteria of the statute. See New Riegel Local Sch. Dist. Bd. of Educ. v. Buehrer Grp. Architecture & Eng. Inc., 2019-Ohio-2851 (2019). However, […]
Maestle and Cappel Notch Another Victory for Weston Hurd in the Ohio Supreme Court. In State ex rel. Yeaples v. Gall, Slip Opinion No. 2014 -Ohio-4724, the Ohio Supreme Court agreed with Shawn W. Maestle and Carolyn M. Cappel’s argument that Relator, Donald Yeaples, was not entitled to either a Writ of Mandamus or Procedendo […]
The Ohio Supreme Court Unanimously Agrees with Maestle and Farnan that a Person’s Domicile is the Home to Which the Person Has the Intention of Returning and One’s Domicile is Never Temporary or Transient. 2014 – Ohio Supreme Court Unanimous Decision re Domicile – October
On August 27, 2012, the Eleventh District Court of Appeals issued a unanimous decision reversing and setting aside a $574,121.32 judgment against Huntington Bank as successor in interest to Sky Bank. This matter arose from alleged damages incurred during the construction of the W. Thomas James’ Funeral Home. Maestle Persuades Court of Appeals to Reverse […]
Maestle and Carlin Persuade Appellate Court to Reverse $1.5 Million Jury Verdict in a Case Alleging Intentional Interference with Inheritance Expectancy.
