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Since 1975, Ohio's legislative and executive branches tried to effect tort reform by capping certain kinds of common law tort damages and limiting recovery in other ways. In a series of six opinions, however, the Ohio Supreme Court had consistently declared these statutes unconstitutional. It was particularly stunning, then, when in the waning hours of 2007 the court in Arbino v. Johnson & Johnson , actually upheld the limits on noneconomic and punitive damage of Ohio's 2005 tort reform statute.
January 14, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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