The Ohio Board of Professional Conduct has issued four advisory opinions...

Traditionally, reasonable attorney fees can be recovered from the losing party in a lawsuit when punitive damages are awarded...

The Ohio Board of Professional Conduct has filed three disciplinary case reports with the Supreme Court of Ohio...

When taking leadership of the Supreme Court of Ohio in 2011, Chief Justice Maureen O’Connor didn’t know what challenges Ohio’s judiciary would be facing, but she did have a plan on how to tackle them...

The Ohio Board of Professional Conduct today announced four October disciplinary hearings involving three attorneys and a former judge...

The Supreme Court of Ohio suspended a Medina County attorney for two years based in part for threatening a client that he had a sexual relationship with and hired as an “intern"...

Year-round, the Thomas J. Moyer Ohio Judicial Center serves as a place for education about the state’s judicial branch, government, and history...

A state law that prohibits encouraging “targeted picketing” of public officials at their homes or private workplaces in connection with a labor dispute is unconstitutional, the Supreme Court of Ohio ruled today...

A Lorain County attorney has been suspended from the practice of law for two years with one year stayed for fraudulently diverting funds from a family probate estate, including taking $5,200 to purchase a used BMW, the Supreme Court of Ohio ruled today...

A tax-sharing agreement between the Warrensville Heights City School District and Beachwood City School District entered into in the 1990s is enforceable despite the agreement not being approved by the Ohio State Board of Education, the Supreme Court of Ohio ruled today...