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December 23, 2014 | Insurance Coverage Law Center

Sharonville v. Am. Employers Ins. Co.

Click Here for FC&S Legal Expert Analysis   Sharonvillev.Am. Employers Ins. Co.109 Ohio St.3d 186Supreme Court of Ohio.CITY OF SHARONVILLE,…
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June 12, 2014 | Insurance Coverage Law Center

STATE AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY, APPELLANT, v. PASQUALE ET AL., APPELLEES.

 STATE AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY, APPELLANT, v. PASQUALE ET AL., APPELLEES.113 Ohio St. 3d 11SUPREME COURT OF OHIONo. 2005-2047 | March 21, 2007,…
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December 18, 2013 | Insurance Coverage Law Center

Chiquita Brands Internatl., Inc. v. Nat'l Union Ins. Co.

Click Here for FC&S Legal Expert Analysis Chiquita Brands Internatl., Inc.v.Nat'l Union Ins. Co. 988 N.E.2d 897Court of Appeals of Ohio,First…
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March 13, 2013 | Insurance Coverage Law Center

Complaints that Chiquita Financed Terrorists Did Not Allege ‘Occurrences’ in Coverage Territory, Appellate Court Rules

An Ohio appellate court has reversed a trial court’s decision and decided that an insurance carrier did not have a duty to defend Chiquita Brands…
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April 19, 2004 |

VERDICTS & SETTLEMENTS

Summaries of verdicts and settlements as reported in The National Law Journal.
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January 11, 2001 |

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Pending a 30-day public comment period, the Lawyers Second Amendment Society may be licensed to broadcast from Porterville, Calif. With 24 hours a day to fill on the radio, the group is scrambling to arrange a line-up. Also from The National Law Journal, news about a legal ethics Web site, bad judges and slow ones too.
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April 14, 2003 |

$8.6 million alarm bell for psychiatrists

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July 26, 2002 |

Jury One Vote Shy of Defense Verdict, and Then �

An Ohio jury one vote shy of a defense verdict surprised the courtroom with an $8 million change of heart that swung the verdict in favor of the plaintiffs. The trial in Summit County, Ohio, was a products liability dispute over an all-weather outdoor adhesive. The glue was being used by two workers installing carpet in a basement when a hot-water heater switched on. The resulting fire left the workers badly burned.
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October 02, 2002 |

Jurors Show Post-Attack Effects

Jury consultants are divided on whether the effects of Sept. 11 translate into a boon for plaintiffs or defendants in the courtroom. Some say juries have become less tolerant of civil suits, while others think juries are more compassionate. The advantage may simply go to the attorney who chooses to seize it, who can wave the flag cleverly enough that jurors don't see that their new vulnerabilities are being exploited.
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February 25, 2003 |

Cleveland Clinic Isn't Liable in Slaying by Ex-Psychiatric Patient

June D. BellSpecial to American Lawyer MediaT he crime that triggered this civil suit was as horrific as they come: A 15-year-old freshman on her way to school was gunned down by a stalker convinced she'd spurned his love. As Penny Chang walked with friends in Shaker Heights, Ohio, Scott C. Strothers, 21, repeatedly fired a 9 mm pistol at her back and head.
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