Currently, the admissibility of photographic evidence is based on two different theories. These two theories represent a departure from earlier requirements, which required authenticating testimony from the photographer and/or an expert witness regarding the reliability of the recording process.
What is an Act of God
An Act of God is an event caused by natural forces beyond human control, such as an earthquake, violent storm, lightning, or an unprecedented flood that cannot be reasonably anticipated or guarded against.
Ohio Landlord-Tenant Law
The Landlord-Tenant Law applies to all residential properties and not commercial leases in the state of Ohio. As such, none of the rights outlined in 5321.04 for Landlord Obligations and 5321.05 for Tenant Obligations may be taken away by any written or oral agreement.
Construction Instruction: A Look at the Building Industry
Growth in nonresidential construction is projected at more than 7.4% in 2016, according to the industry trade group Associated Builders and Contractors of America. Four key areas of growth stand out: large commercial residential buildings, infrastructure projects, renewable energy, and transformation of manufacturing or other commercial facilities into new uses....
Who is the Manufacturer
Too often people think the manufacturer is the person who has a factory that puts the final product together and ships it. However, there is the potential for eight persons to be a manufacturer.
Auto Litigation and Knowing Your Witnesses and Defenses
We occasionally see some misinterpretations of the law or expectations regarding what will happen at trial. We have a few tips you should keep in mind regarding witnesses and defenses.
Reliable Report Sources for Subrogation
“Straight from the horse’s mouth,” is a frequently used phrase to describe obtaining information from a reliable source that is on the best authority.
Update on Rights of Subrogee in Ohio
We previously introduced an article on Ohio’s new law, the Rights of Subrogee outlined in Ohio Revised Code 2323.44, which became effective September 28, 2015. As we suspected, there have been a few developments.