Jury acquits Olmsted Falls police-abuse victim of retaliatory felony-assault charge
As reported by Cory Schaffer at Cleveland.com, An Olmsted Falls woman was acquitted on Friday of felonious assault of a police officer who scraped his
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Why is the Cleveland Foundation insisting on taking over the newly restored Dunham Tavern Museum greenspace?
Last month, our firm filed a lawsuit on behalf of Dunham Tavern Museum (“DTM”) trustees and members to bar the sale of a portion of
Cuyahoga County Court awards nanny-school Plaintiffs an additional $400,000-plus in damages and fees after appeal
This afternoon, Judge Brian Corrigan of the Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas issued a ruling in Cruz v. English Nanny & Governess School, increasing the
Dunham Tavern Museum trustee and members sue to invalidate proposed sale of Museum property for use as new Cleveland Foundation headquarters
This morning, Dunham Tavern Museum trustee Christeen Tuttle, and Museum members Dick Parke and Dr. Ted Peterson, filed a lawsuit in the Cuyahoga County Court
Former KNR clients seek to institute civil RICO claims against the law firm and associated doctors and chiropractors alleging organized scheme to overcharge for services
This morning, four former clients of the law firm Kisling Nestico & Redick (“KNR”), in their pending lawsuit against the firm, filed a motion seeking
Former clients of KNR law firm move for class-action certification based on detailed evidence of a widespread scheme to defraud
Yesterday, four former clients of the law firm Kisling Nestico & Redick (“KNR”) who have sued the firm, its owners, and two related healthcare providers
Sculptor Billie Lawless and Cleveland State University reach settlement in lawsuit over censorship of criticism of President Trump
Yesterday, sculptor Billie Lawless reached a settlement in his lawsuit against Cleveland State University alleging the unlawful censorship of his sculpture, The Politician: A Toy, that
Cuyahoga County pays $70,000 settlement to victim of abuse by juvenile-jail officials
Earlier this week, Cuyahoga County finalized a settlement with the victim of a 2017 incident where juvenile-detention-center officials threw a container of urine on a
Sculptor Billie Lawless sues Cleveland State University for censoring his criticism of President Trump
January 24, 2019—This morning, artist Billie Lawless sued Cleveland State University in the Federal District Court for the Northern District of Ohio to remedy the
Akron METRO RTA approves $200,000 settlement for former Executive Director Richard Enty
This morning, the Akron METRO Regional Transit Authority’s Board of Directors voted to confirm an agreement to pay $200,000 to former Executive Director Richard Enty