In light of an Ohio Supreme Court decision, criminal defendants risk losing some of their speedy-trial rights if they request discovery. Read More

The Ohio Supreme Court clarified how a defendant's right to a speedy trial works when the state later adds additional charges. Read More

The Ohio Supreme Court added to a growing split among courts on the question of whether standard language in a commercial insurance policy requires insurers to defend their insureds against opioid lawsuits brought by governmental entities. Read More

A recent Sixth Circuit decision provides practice pointers for those seeking books and records from an Ohio corporation. Read More

The Sixth Circuit agreed with the government that the co-conspirator hearsay exception could cover a conspiracy of thousands. Read More

A Sixth Circuit decision provides a roadmap of key issues on which prosecutors focus in proving criminal intent for healthcare fraud cases. Read More

The Rentas decision is a good example of a violation of the right to a speedy trial, but the case also shows how difficult it is to prevail on constitutional arguments. Read More

Defendants removing to federal court under CAFA face a tricky situation in meeting the amount-in-controversy requirement when defending against fail-safe class definitions. Read More