January 28, 2012 216.348.1700 email@davisyoung.com
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Welcome to Davis & Young

With a rich history since 1922, Davis & Young is headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio with offices in Akron and the Youngstown/Warren area.

Davis & Young provides high quality legal representation to the insurance industry and business community, as well as private institutions and individuals. Many of our insurance clients operate on a regional and national level.
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Current News & Views
Construction Defect Damages and CGL Coverage
Commercial General Liability ("CGL") coverage is one of the most common forms of commercial insurance purchased by construction businesses. Across Ohio and the country, courts are divided on the issue of whether standardized CGL policies provide liability coverage for damages sought by property owners for "defective construction" or "defective workmanship."
posted January 5, 2012 by Richard M. Garner
OHIO SUPREME COURT UPDATE
In this article, we will briefly review a variety of cases decided by the Ohio Supreme Court in the last year and a half that impact tort and insurance law, and discuss those cases of interest that are currently pending before the Ohio Supreme Court.
posted August 25, 2011 by David J. Fagnilli
A Current Consideration of the Primary Assumption of the Risk Defense
More recently, efforts have been made to extend the application of the primary assumption of the risk doctrine to commonplace activities and events which do not involve sporting or recreational activities or events.
posted December 21, 2010 by William Jack Meola
Ohio Supreme Court Holds R.C. 2315.20 Does Not Apply to Write-Offs
In a much anticipated decision, the Ohio Supreme Court on May 4, 2010 held that evidence of write-offs is admissible to show the reasonable value of medical expenses.
posted August 26, 2010 by James P. Salamone