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Ohio Supreme Court Holding: Where a Street is the Subject of a Statutory Dedication, Courts Must Determine if Cities Have a Duty to Repair and Maintain

In the case of State ex rel. Lookout, L.L.C. v. City of Cincinnati, 2020-Ohio-5486, the Ohio Supreme Court held two streets subject to a statutory dedication were public roads rather than private streets. The company argued that the two streets were public roads and as such, the city was required to maintain and repair the […]

Political Subdivisions May Not Be Immune from Liability When Their Employees Act Negligently Which Results in Death or Injury of Another

In the case of Frank v. Sw. Ohio Reg’l Transit Auth. 2020-Ohio-5497, an Ohio Appeals Court held that an employee’s admission to negligent action prevented Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority from establishing political subdivision immunity. The employee and transit authority argued for political subdivision immunity. The injured party argued that an exception to immunity exists […]