In response to being unconstitutionally silenced, seized, and abandoned in Florida for wearing a political speech mask, Ohio resident, Ryan J. Salo, has filed a complaint against the JetBlue Airways Corporation and its employees in the federal case of Salo v. JetBlue Airways Corp., N.D. Ohio Case No. 5:23-cv-00207 (Judge Sara Lioi). On March 3, […]
In the case of Freeman v. Lovejoy, 2023-Ohio-503, an appellate court held that a genuine issue of fact existed for a jury to decide as to whether a firefighter was acting recklessly when driving a fire engine given the visual and sound obstructions in the area and number of lanes of travel the firefighter was […]
Not only is Brown v. Board of Education the most impactful education law decision to come out of the United States Supreme Court, but it is also the most important civil rights case of the twentieth century. The following video segment is a dramatization — based on the non-fiction book “Simple Justice: by Richard Kluger” […]
In the case of Inskeep v. Columbus Zoological Park Assn., 2023-Ohio-288, an appellate court held that an issue of fact existed — to be determined by a jury — as to whether a zoo was liable for injuries to a mother who was struck by her own three-year old child while driving an unattended golf […]
In the case of Drummond v. State Farm Mut. Auto Ins. Co., 2023-Ohio-283, an appellate court held that (1) contact information and impressions of valuations, without a demonstration of how the valuations are reached, are not protected by the attorney-client privilege and (2) documents prepared after the lawsuit was filed but did not relate to […]
In the case of Jones v. Kent City School Dist. Bd. of Edn., 2023-Ohio-265, an appellate court held that a teacher’s employment contract was improperly nonrenewed by a school board as the teacher’s absence did not excuse the board from conducting one of the three formal observations mandated by R.C. 3319.111(E) as the teacher was […]