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A Business's Guide to Class Action Lawsuits

Ohio business lawyers provide advice to companies on the lawsuit risks that they face. Companies can be sued by individuals, such as disgruntled.. Read More

Suing the Named Executor Too Quickly

An Ohio appellate court case shows the importance of fully investigating a named executor's alleged misdoing before deciding to file a lawsuit. In .. Read More

Navigating Non-Compete Agreements in Ohio - Updated

Protection of a company's competitive advantage is vital. Therefore, it is necessary that employers understand the options available when evaluating.. Read More

No Data Breach, No Case

An Ohio federal district court recently handed down a ruling that will make companies storing client data breathe a sigh of relief. In .. Read More

Faruki+ Attorneys Do It Again With 2019 Super Lawyers Recognition

Several Faruki+ attorneys have been recognized for their notable talents in law in the 2019 edition of Ohio Super Lawyers magazine. D. Jeffrey.. Read More

Behr Asks High Court to Hear Challenge to Sixth Circuit Rule 23(c)(4) Decision

The United States Supreme Court has an opportunity this term to hear a case that may change the way litigants pursue class actions. On the heels of.. Read More

Faruki+ Managing Partner, Jeff Ireland and Wife, Ellen Ireland Recipients of 2018 Outstanding Volunteer Fundraiser Award

Jeff Ireland, Managing Partner at Faruki Ireland Cox Rhinehart & Dusing PLL, and his wife, Ellen Ireland, have been selected as recipients for the.. Read More

New Developments in the Law on Data Breaches

In what it called "one of the latest setbacks for the social-media giant," the Wall Street Journal reported on October 17, 2008, that Facebook.. Read More

U.S. Supreme Court to Consider Anew the Scope of Federal Court Removal Rights Available to Third-Party Counterclaim Defendants

The Supreme Court soon may make it easier for counterclaim defendants to remove a case to federal court. The Supreme Court granted a writ of.. Read More

Cy Pres Settlements of Class Actions; SCOTUS Entertains a Witch's Cauldron of Rule 23 Quandaries on Halloween: Frank v. Gaos

All Hallow's Eve proved a fitting date for oral argument in the Supreme Court of the United States in Frank v. Gaos, (S. Ct. No. 17-961), a case.. Read More
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