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TRO vs Preliminary Injunction

TRO v. Preliminary Injunction. "I won't hear your TRO without some notice to the other side" – a phrase often heard by trial lawyers practicing in.. Read More

Telephonic Rule 16 Case Management Conferences

In this Business Litigation Update, Faruki Ireland & Cox asks for your input on the subject of whether the convenience and expense saving of.. Read More

"Social Media" Turns 10-Years-Old

In this Business Litigation Update, Faruki Ireland & Cox explores the current controversy of Social Media in discovery. Courts and Commentators have.. Read More

Navigating Non-Compete Agreements in Ohio

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

Ohio Supreme Court Launches Commercial Docket

"Unanimous jury verdict?" "Limits on discovery?"...These have long been among the reasons to opt in or out of Federal Court jurisdiction in.. Read More

Former Employee Free to Set up Shop Despite One-Year Non-Compete Agreement

Companies trust their employees with valuable resources, such as their trade secrets, confidential information, customer lists, and reputation... Read More

Ohio Businesses need to Observe Trends in Increased Litigation Costs as the Economy Recovers

National statistics show businesses reporting increases in resources allocated to litigation, which is a sign of economic recovery. Ohio appears to.. Read More

Can the Government Shut Down Affect Business Litigation?

As the battle over the Affordable Health Care Act continues and the U.S. government shutdown takes root, partisans on both sides remain committed to.. Read More

Ohio Supreme Court Issues Unanimous Decision Supporting Disclosure of Public Records

The Ohio Supreme Court recently found that the Ohio State Highway Patrol must show that certain materials it withheld under the "confidential law.. Read More

Limiting the Scope of Discovery to the "Reasonable Needs of the Case"

During discovery, parties are oftentimes burdened with substantial costs and expenses, which are caused in large part by the collection and.. Read More
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