FHKAD Attorneys David A. Riepenhoff and Melanie D. Williamson secured summary judgment in a recent premises liability and injury case brought by a citizen against a City. Balzhiser v. Abby Doyle, et el., Jackson County Common Pleas No. 15PI0003 (Nov. 17, 2016). The Plaintiff Ada Balzhiser was a resident of the City of Wellston. On [...]
FHKAD attorneys Daniel T. Downey and Stephanie L. Schoolcraft secured summary judgment in a recent disability discrimination case brought by a police officer transferred to a dispatcher position. Malone v. City of Ontario, N.D.Ohio No. 1:15 CV 2456, 2016 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 153349, at *1 (Nov. 4, 2016). The Plaintiff in this case was a [...]
In August of 2015, Licking County Sheriff’s Office Detective Wayne Moore required Mark Hurst to register as a sexually oriented offender. This was in accordance with the current registration requirements corresponding with Hurst’s 2008 criminal convictions. However, Hurst was not required to register by law, because the crimes of which he was convicted did not [...]