Bifurcation is not mandatory in Ohio bad faith actions – See why.
The admissibility of expert testimony is governed by Evid.R. 702, which provides as follows: A witness may testify as an expert if all of the following apply: (A) The witness’ testimony either relates to matters beyond the knowledge or experience possessed by
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Many employers try to limit potential employees claims through the use of arbitration agreements. Herein, you will find a few arguments against the enforceability of such arbitration clauses. 1. The Arbitration Agreement lacks consideration. “Courts may not force parties to arbitrate disputes
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Generally speaking, statements made by a decedent are hearsay. Evid.R. 804(B)(5) excepts statements of a deceased person from the hearsay rule under the following conditions: (1) the declarant must be unavailable under Evid.R. 804(A), and (2) the “estate or personal representative of
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Utilizing receiverships, temporary restraining orders, and injunctions, in business litigation actions can offer parties great advantages. Getting a receiver appointed, and utilizing temporary restraining orders and preliminary injunction can give you the competitive advantage in business/corporate litigation matters. The most common form
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Many clients inquire whether a limited liability company (LLC) makes one immune from personal liability under Ohio law. Unfortunately, the question is not absolutely clear. Limited liability companies (LLCs) provide significant liability protection to their owners. Members of limited liability companies generally
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