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An Attorney’s Personal Emails May Be Deemed Nonpublic Records

In the case of Viola v. Cuyahoga Cty. Prosecutor’s Office, 3032-Ohio-397, the court held that inspection of a prosecutor’s personal email was not required where the requester failed to show clear and convincing evidence that the prosecutor’s email contained public records. The requester believe that he was denied access to public records in violation of […]

An Expired Contract May Not Establish a Breach of Contract Claim

In the case of Sylvester v Turning Point Counseling Servs., Inc. 2021-Ohio-1284, an Ohio Appeals Court held that an expired employment contract cannot serve as the basis for a breach of contract claim. In this case, an employee filed a breach of contract claim, arguing that the employment contract was valid because the board failed […]