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Bifurcation of Punitive Damages
by Richard M. Garner
December 10, 2009
On December 10, 2009, the Tenth Appellate District issued its decision in Hanners v. Ho Wah Genting Wire & Cable SDN BHD, 10th Dist. 09AP-361, 2009-Ohio-6481 (attached in PDF format) which includes two important holdings of apparent first impression at the appellate level with respect to Ohio tort reform.
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What Tort Reform Has and Has Not Done to the Statute of Limitations
by Dennis R. Fogarty
August 17, 2009
Tort reform has always been a highly contested and controversial issue in the State of Ohio. The state legislature recently amended numerous pieces of tort legislation when it passed Senate Bill 80 ("SB 80"), commonly referred to as the Tort Reform Act. S.B. 80, 125th Gen. Assem. (2005).
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How to Achieve Work-Life Balance. A Trial Lawyer's Top Five
by Shawn A. Cormier-Warren
May 7, 2009
It is a tradition in my family to give ornaments at Christmas to celebrate something that happened during the year. This year, my husband and I gave our boys football theme ornaments for their first year of tackle football and the girls received soccer and lacrosse ornaments.
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