Glenoak High School counselor sues Stark County Sheriff detective over false criminal charges
This morning, Dawn Jones-Harrington, a Canton resident who has served the community for ten years and counting as a counselor at GlenOak High School, filed
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Court of appeals reverses conviction of Olmsted Falls police-abuse victim
Today, a unanimous panel of the Eighth District Court of Appeals in Cleveland, Ohio issued an opinion reversing the September 2019 conviction of an Olmsted
NAPA dismisses lawsuit against former national training director Tom Rayk
On October 18, 2019, Genuine Parts Company d/b/a NAPA Auto Parts sued its former national training director Tom Rayk in the Stark County Court of
Brecksville Councilman Jack Petsche sues for injunction against unconstitutional removal proceedings
Yesterday, Brecksville Councilman Jack Petsche filed a lawsuit in the Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas seeking temporary and permanent court orders against City leaders
Summit County Court certifies class-action lawsuit against KNR law firm and Wadsworth doctor re: alleged price-gouging and fraudulent fees
This afternoon, Judge James A. Brogan, presiding in the Summit County Court of Common Pleas, issued a 56-page order certifying two classes of claims brought
Mother of murder victim sues Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson for causing her son’s death by obstructing justice in criminal investigations involving his grandsons
This morning, Andrea Parra filed a lawsuit in the Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas against Cleveland Mayor Frank G. Jackson and Cleveland Police Chief
Evidence reveals Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Michael O’Malley’s campaign to mislead voters with false accusations about uncharged juvenile cases
One month into Michael O’Malley’s tenure as the newly elected Cuyahoga County Prosecutor, his administration sought press coverage of a manufactured scandal over the alleged
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
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